I Unleashed a Tribulation in a Small World

Brother, my name is Liu Yu. Why do you always like to use my name as the main character?

I thought your so-called Great Tribulation was like the Primordial Era, where life in small worlds undergoes a major reshuffle, and high-level combatants die but are not wiped out. If you hide from the beginning, you can avoid participating in the Great Tribulation. However, your Great Tribulation is a mass extinction of all species.

Killing a Void Breaker directly like this doesn't feel right! Why not create a Heavenly Tribulation? Every time someone breaks through a major realm, a lightning tribulation occurs. Since Void Breakers can only stay in the mortal realm for one year, the lightning tribulation will automatically arrive and kill them instantly when the time is up.

The protagonist's primary task should be to develop their small world, expanding it into a multiverse, and then collecting life forms, special substances, and advanced technologies from the real universe. Silicon-based civilizations, elemental civilizations, particle civilizations, miniature civilizations... They'll all be collected! 😁

Damn it, I've been watching for three years, why haven't I been given a small world yet? Thumbs down!

Hopefully, there will be several more tragic battles against the heavens, leading to the emergence of a protagonist like Chen Nan, who then successfully conquers the heavens. The protagonist is killed, and the new protagonist gains control of the smaller world, thus becoming the dragon himself after killing the evil dragon. The protagonist then has a trump card—an avatar hidden within the smaller world—that allows them to slowly rise to power, level up, and reclaim the smaller world.

Time and again, he wipes out life within his own world. I don't know what kind of character this protagonist is, or what the point of his wandering the universe is. It seems he could have grown stronger just by staying on Earth. Almost every time he wanders the universe, he encounters beings weaker than him.

The protagonist seems like a total weakling! He's never even close to the strongest being in the smaller worlds, only catching up after a massive extinction event in those smaller worlds! Without the smaller worlds' support, he would have been annihilated long ago!

You can't even control your own world, letting a few kept creatures run rampant and constantly attack the gods. The protagonist gets annoyed and doesn't even nip the problem in the bud; either a corpse is left to resurrect or the soul escapes. In the end, all that's left is a skull, which you force to have memories reincarnate so you can kill it. I just think you're crazy. Is this how you write a book? You might as well just let him keep resurrecting and dying for tens of thousands of chapters.

Once time is synchronized, the protagonist won't need to destroy the world anymore; that wouldn't be worthwhile. It would be better for the protagonist to remain high above, like in the primordial era, and to establish several saint-like beings to educate all living beings and develop the world. That would be much faster.