This Is How the Myriad Worlds Came to Be

You've been scolded worse than me, come on, come on.

After reading the latest chapter, ask a few questions. 1: Where do the people in those worlds get their energy for cultivation, and where does the protagonist's energy for cultivation come from? 2: Regarding the classification of wizard awakening, remember that the protagonist is the awakened physical body, so shouldn't the physical body be strengthened? Why can the protagonist use all kinds of witchcraft, and the people in the wizarding world are not differentiated by different awakening categories? So what is the use of this classification? 3: After the first generation of wizards, what did those wizards rely on to awaken, rely on potions? Remember that the awakening potion is made of divine blood (chicken blood) as the main ingredient, and after such a long time, the divine blood should have been used up long ago. 4: The problem of the power system. Since becoming a god relies on the accumulation of energy to trigger qualitative changes, how can the body carry the operation of high-level energy without a corresponding body, and how can the energy be accurately controlled without a strong spiritual soul. 5: Regarding Ryze's great ambition to become a god, can he become a god by completing his great ambition? You can owe energy first, but then who can lend him the energy of more than a thousand great emperors to help him become a god, or absorb the wishes of all living beings to become a god in the process of fulfilling his great wish? I am too lazy to write what follows, I hope the author can write better and better.

Although it is plagiarism, it also has its own highlights. The plot is okay. I won't comment on the writing. It is definitely better than what I wrote. Haha, who said I am the reader and you are the author. It's just not good at all. As for the heroine, even if she is a maid, it would be fine. Besides, there is too little written about the earth. Someone must find her after disappearing for so long, not to mention there are neighbors. Come on, I'll give you a monthly pass

There is an idea. The protagonist uses a cosmic star field to start a civilization of immortality. He uses runes, witchcraft, and the mutation and evolution of heaven and earth as the rules of the universe. The star field directly hardens hundreds of thousands of years of evolution, and transforms the turtle shell as the world will of this world of immortality. By the way, the imagination space is used as the dark world of the foreign land. Ross's nine sons directly become the masters of darkness, opening a lower world and an upper world in the foreign land. In this way, two fairy world views are fighting. The people inside are in a forbidden area of ​​life 😏 for people to become immortals, and there is a space tunnel leading to their living room, called the Road to Immortality. . First create a Dark Crow, then create a few Heavenly Emperors, add a few time travelers, and finally have a few ultimate battles! Watching these people battle wits and courage is a fun part of life, hahaha, I'm going to laugh like crazy

This book is pretty good, but to be honest it's a lot worse than Keeping All Humans in Captivity. The protagonist's mind and vision are far worse than Xu Zhi's. I can clearly feel that the protagonist of this book is a very controlling type. He likes to do everything according to his ideas and plans. If it exceeds his plan, he will intervene to stop it. But no one with a brain understands this kind of thing. In reality, the world is infinite, and the possibilities are infinite. It would be completely stupid to interfere in everything, and the most important thing is that such interference will end up on one's own end and show obvious tendencies. If it weren't for the halo of the protagonist that makes the supporting characters unable to survive, the frequency of the protagonist's intervention would have been figured out long ago. With the protagonist's planning style of gameplay, he can only come up with what he wants in the end, but things he can't think of will never be possible, because the protagonist simply doesn't allow things he can't think of to appear. There are also those unique physiques. This is really funny. The appearance of one already shows that he is not the only one. It is really embarrassing to force him to be the only one to consolidate the protagonist's status. The God of Creation should be like the God of Creation. He has no tendency and just watches and collects knowledge silently. The biggest limitation is to forcefully plan the direction by oneself. This type of protagonist is suitable for staying in one place to dominate, but is not suitable for contacting the vast sky.

I've been reading pirated copies for a long time, so I'm here to reward the author with 4,000 starting coins to support the author.

To be honest, there are a few poisonous points 1. A creation god actually went to change the secret book in such a lowly manner? Tsk, tsk, tsk, this is really poisonous. You created the world, is there any secret that the world can hide from you? You should be as omniscient, almighty, and supreme as the God of the West and the ancient way of heaven. 2. The first sect of all time created by the protagonist is completely unnecessary. It feels like a nursery. It is better to incarnate as a person and teach like in the world of Teach Changsheng. Then let him see the protagonist die, and finally let them keep upgrading to resurrect the protagonist. Are you going to do something that is the first in eternity? The protagonist has a lot of disciples together, who is the best in all eternity? It feels real**. 3. To be honest, there is nothing wrong with the setting of the Heavenly Tribulation, but does it all depend on the protagonist's control? The protagonist will let you go through as many calamities as he wants you to go through. The author might as well create an intelligent heaven to control the movement of heaven and earth. When going through tribulations, if you have meritorious deeds in this life, you can get some relief, and if you have great evils, it will be difficult for him to survive. The stronger the strength, the thunder tribulation can also be increased a little bit. After all, when everyone is dead, who can deduce higher skills to the protagonist?

This power system collapsed to the point of explosion! As a god, he is still afraid that he cannot defeat his own creation? ? ? What the hell? Remember, when I type this question mark, it's not that I have a problem, it means that you have a problem

Hiss~ To be honest, this plot is so poisonous to me. I can't stand it after reading seven chapters. Let's not talk about the main character's cancer cells spreading all over his body and not dying. But how can a single piece of chicken blood allow the "human" race to evolve the ability to generate flames out of thin air? Could it be that this chicken has a ten-helix genetic structure? It is impossible for the "human" race derived from the foundation of the earth to have a single-helical genetic structure, let alone a triple-helix or even more. That would be on a mythical level.

It is completely dominated by human nature, and there is nothing interesting about it. If he was not the protagonist, the species he cultivated would have slaughtered him long ago. Compared with raising all human beings, it is an insult.