Destroy All Worlds with a Snap of Your Fingers

I feel like my IQ is no longer online. Goodbye. Just delete it if you want and block it if you want.

I want to talk about the character. The setting here is based on unreasonable trust. Humans have to lick pig's feet when they see them. If others have doubts, they should vomit blood, but they are not allowed to doubt. If you have the ability, fight, and if you don't have the ability, you can't come out. Hahaha, what about the first world? This is pig's feet, greedy for life and fear of death, self-centered, you must be right, others can't doubt, and you can't ask, you need to follow the pig's feet without thinking. The real world. Hahahaha

Chapter 77: There are so many more men than women in our country. The protagonist turns those who like men into those who are not used to men. That is equivalent to two more people who like women. The competitive pressure increases. It is better to turn all the love-minded men who like women into people who like men. You can eliminate many competitors in one breath. How good 🤭

It's written like this, why is the title of the book called Breaking Through Ten Thousand Realms with a Finger?

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Author, there is something wrong with your setting. An immortal cannot live forever and can only smash a hill. He is too weak. Even if calculated based on the Journey to the West plane, it can at least destroy an earth.

After reading it, I felt that the chapters were a bit short.

I just have a question, can you please stop moving? Very embarrassing () = convex

Do you know why your book is so old?

Sure enough, if I didn't kill the girl's father earlier, I would have caused the girl to get into trouble, and then I asked the protagonist to take the Yuxi back without leaving a word to make people think that the Yuxi was fake. Then write cold words to express painful inner feelings. I understand, it's probably to highlight the protagonist's laziness, pursuit of power, indifference to other people's business, and even selfishness. . . . . . Okay, I made it up casually, but does the author make us hate the protagonist by writing it this way? . . . . . .

Can't you practice the strengthening potion a second time? Why do you need thousand-year-old ginseng?

The murderous aura that killed hundreds of thousands of people, but ghosts are not afraid of it. I don't want to see it anymore.

He runs away as soon as he disagrees with you, and he is a wretched and underdeveloped character. This is a normal protagonist. In other books, he moves forward when he sees danger, and

Haha, why do people in the future write about Honghuang? Because it has become a system since it was written, like the Western Fantasy after Demon World, the horror myth of Cthulhu, etc. Systematic things are easy to learn from, just like martial arts who like to practice the martial arts secrets left by their elders because it is a complete path that has been verified by predecessors. Isn't this normal? At least it won't be thrown into the street just because no one recognizes it? Although it is rare to write a true divine text in this way, after all, only when you truly build a world of your own can you have the potential to become a divine text.

In this day and age, the streets are full of cameras and you still wear it casually without being noticed...

The only thing left was, alas, farewell.

Hurry up and let the protagonist regain his memory. It's very unpleasant to watch!