The Great Age of Interstellar Voyage Across the Heavens

I only looked at the first world and had some thoughts. Wouldn't it be better if the cheat ability just focused on adding points? What's the point of the decomposition function? You don't use it anyway. Earlier, it mentioned that it had accumulated energy for over ten years, but it ran out because of matter conversion. In the first world, why did it only decompose scorpions?

The concept is set up, but the writing is not rigorous. Goodbye.

Hey, I'm very impressed by this author. Every time, the creativity is very good and the content is attractive, but the content is really not rigorous. He forcibly reduces the intelligence of the main and supporting characters, uses some incomprehensible reasons to perform some zz operations, and uses golden fingers indiscriminately, and the power system can easily collapse. . .

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I initially thought that as a Shennong (a legendary figure in Chinese mythology), I could withstand the creativity and the amount of poison, but after watching further, I realized I overestimated myself. A super-grade Nest Heart requires a 10th-tier Saint to sacrifice, yet it can only summon a 6th-tier Primordial Spirit Immortal. And you don't want to miss this opportunity?

The concept is really good, and the setting is very eye-catching. It's just that the protagonist is too stupid. Like the previous bet, he went to fight the Sandworms when things were going well, destroying the world fragments, being judged as having breached the contract, and then being exiled... Even with my elementary school IQ, I wouldn't have done something so stupid!!!

The premise is contradictory. During the protagonist's first trial, it was explained that the items brought during the trial would incur a travel fee, and only bringing back more resources would qualify the trial as successful. It's all about maximizing small gains with large investments.

This synopsis is about the primordial world and the immortal realm. Pairing it with winter scorpions and centaur warriors—aren't you embarrassed? It's not that I dislike immortal realms, nor that I can't read Western mythology, but just thinking about putting these two things together is unsettling.

Why the rush to establish a territory? Cultivation has only just begun; is there some causal relationship between territory and personal cultivation? Wasting precious resources to establish a territory at this time—what were you thinking?

Is this a studio production? The plot is completely incoherent. The protagonist is sometimes Lin Chen, sometimes Lin Chen; the Three Realms are sometimes Level 2, sometimes Level 3; the protagonist's grandfather is sometimes the seventh son of the lord, Lin Zhennan, sometimes the fifth son of the lord, Lin Zhenying.