With the Myriad Heavens at My Back

I've always had a question that I've wanted to complain about for a long time. . If the earth becomes larger, will the foundations of buildings also become larger? ! If it doesn't change, won't it collapse? . Or is it that only the no-man's land rises and becomes a high mountain like Mount Everest. .

The premise of cooperating with each other is to have corresponding strength. Have the protagonists thought about their retreat?

The author, "If a person does not serve himself, heaven and earth will destroy him" does not mean this. It means that if a person does not cultivate his own moral character, heaven and earth will destroy him. You used it wrong in Chapter 1. I'm just reminding, please don't hit me.

Extremely poisonous. In the first world, he took the initiative to tell others his identity as a time traveler. The protagonist does not have any extraordinary power. What gave him the courage?

I have no idea that this is obviously the system's own innate ability. How can something that occurs naturally be so systematic? Obvious artifact.

This is not to belittle warriors, after all, they can destroy heaven and earth, but in terms of growth rate, I really don't think highly of warriors. A special serum, a super power awakening, or even a scientific research accident may all be a level that a warrior can reach after years, more than ten years, or even a lifetime of hard work. Two people, using the same time-traveling system, one is following the science fiction stream, the other is following the warrior cultivation stream, both will definitely end up in a world-destroying existence, but what about the early and mid-term?

What kind of fun and repetitive chapters are there at the end? Is this a eunuch?

I don't like this kind of pig's feet that have golden fingers and gamble with their lives. I feel like they're brain-dead and can't replace them.

I have not read this book, only read the introduction. I am afraid of being poisoned. I would like to ask everyone who has read this book, has the author explained the impact of the earth's enlargement on the star system? The earth's mass has been changed, gravity, atmosphere, earth-moon system, and stellar gravity. After all, the earth has become enlarged. The impact is not that small. If it is not handled well, it will be highly toxic, and it will involve a lot. For the moon alone, the tides, etc., The balance of the earth and the moon will be changed, the moon will be torn apart, and the fragments will be captured by the earth to cause meteorites, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Humans can play GG, and even if humans have a one-in-a-billion chance of surviving After coming down, only the increase in its own mass and gravity will make it difficult for humans. Crops will not be produced, mines will collapse, and the scientific crystallization established over hundreds of years will be affected. Moreover, the human cosmic system will also have to be changed. The earth will become larger, the escape velocity will also change, and the spacecraft will be launched into The cost is even higher, and the earth can even be turned into a prison for human beings, and there are mass units. After all, in this kind of annihilation situation, it is impossible to guarantee that the mass prototype will not be damaged. In short, there are many key points that are poisonous if not handled well. The existence of the earth itself is a miracle 😆

Don't be embarrassed. In this world that has just recovered, it is impossible for even a monster to be so powerful in cultivation. How can you, a person who can travel through the heavens, still be so miserable that a dog can eat you with such miserable logic?