The Great Dao Atlas

Every time the protagonist changes worlds, he has to cleanse himself and start practicing again. Writing a novel like this will basically get him sprayed with poison. But if it were written differently, the protagonist would send his own clone to other worlds, and then the clone would start practicing again. Basically, no one would say poison. Of course, there are readers who hate clones, but they are a minority after all. The current protagonists don't have several clones, and they are too embarrassed to go out to meet people unless they open a few vests.

Introduction, let's put it this way, the protagonist became a saint in the prehistoric times. He felt that he was a puppet of heaven and wanted to transcend. He gave up everything to kill the immortals to understand the way to become an immortal, and to practice in Piao Miao. Well, after the greatest achievement, he still has to go to Jin Yong's world to practice martial arts? One method can lead to all methods, and all paths lead to the same destination in the end? It's useless to practice so many systems. You can become a Daluo Golden Immortal in one system, but the protagonist still has not become an immortal in a bunch of systems. If you have a deep foundation, someone will crush you to death with one hand. If you have a Daluo Yi Zheng Yong Zheng kind of world view, it's still pretty much the same.

I don't even know why he keeps traveling through time. He doesn't need power, laws, or understanding. It's just a waste of time.

Come on. Don't do the same thing you did after the Emperor's Chronicle

Let's put it this way, in the first world, he became the Supreme God and had the hope of transcending and becoming the controller of Hongmeng. As a result, the protagonist abandoned everything to reincarnate, and his achievements in the subsequent worlds were not as good as those of the Supreme God.

"Holy King", "Eternal Life" and "Galaxy Emperor" The author really wants to write these three books? In the later stage, any passerby can kill through other books in the introduction

The author plans to write Ethereal Journey, but the problem is how many people have read it now. The novel was written too many years ago. A bookworm like me of seven or eight years has only heard of it. If you write it, most readers will not know the original plot. The setting is also similar. If you write a fan stream, how many people do you think will read this volume?

The supreme god in the Panlong world has no strength in other places. Don't talk to me about world suppression. A world that exceeds the Panlong world is suppression. If it doesn't exceed it, don't talk about suppression.

What's the point of asking Harry Potter?

I was also convinced, the coiled dragon became the supreme god, and then ran to Harry Potter, the world of the moon, and slipped away