The Universe Strikes Back

Judging from the title, I thought it was science fiction, but it turned out to be fantasy—a fantasy novel with a slightly larger setting. It lacked any innovation, character development, resource gathering, resource acquisition, or resource competition. It was just set in a different world, from a continent to the universe.

Isn't this innovation? The book "The Strongest Enlightenment System" provides an idea: develop your own native inhabitants, prevent them from destroying the universe, and guide them to invade other universes.

... The further I read, the less I understood it. My head was throbbing, and I felt like I was going crazy.

What a waste of a good name. Sigh.

This is just a typical battle anime, except the protagonist has changed from a human to a universe, which is the most problematic part. The protagonist being a universe is already impressive, but later there are other higher-dimensional universes, and then even more powerful ones. The protagonist gradually grows stronger through cultivation—doesn't that sound familiar? It's basically the formula of a fantasy novel, and it's becoming increasingly difficult to watch.

It should be "What can I do?", Not "What can I do?"

I don't understand it, it's all so confusing, and it's giving me a headache.

Start as a god and join the chat group. Isn't that great?

Don't say that about this book! Although it's terrible, it's actually quite well-written! At least it solved my reading slump!! The more I read this book, the more I imagined it as "sperm" being "born in response to (pregnancy)." It's like imagining a sperm cell undergoing evolutionary competition until birth! This is truly the image I envisioned in my mind after reading the book, showing its final evolutionary outcome! 😅😅😅😅

This book is extremely poisonous; please do not read it or submit it to any publications. The author is a saint.