The Most Cautious Nobody in All the Heavens

This is the cultivation path I found in the Desolate Era. I'll also post an introduction to the Devouring Realm. Author, you can compare them. I hope it helps you! Cultivation is divided into three paths based on realm: the Divine Demon Path, created from the divine and demonic bodies born from chaos; the Qi Refining Path, where mortal life constantly breaks through; and the ethereal Mind Path.

Author, did you mess up the "luck" system? It feels like just experience points for leveling up, which really lowers the value of luck. The way the protagonist acquires luck in *Desolate Era* is definitely wrong. How are the chosen ones supposed to feel about this? Luck in every world is closely related to the chosen ones, and there's also luck like that of the human race. I hope the author can write it more reasonably.

Here's a suggestion for the author: you could take a few days off like you did with *The Great Dao Chronicle*, and revise those incredibly chaotic passages. They're so off-putting! The protagonist constantly relies on the system to level up, making him seem useless without it.

Writing about "Covering the Sky"? Looks like it's going to be another "verbal battle." No matter which multiverse novel it is, as long as it's not "Covering the Sky: Supreme," it's just a war of words, unless nobody reads the novel. 🤭🤭

To be honest, can't the protagonist break through the realm normally? Wouldn't it be nice to come to a new level and crush him? Do you have to pursue the ultimate in a certain realm???

It's actually quite unreasonable. Can't a powerful cultivator create countless low-level techniques in the blink of an eye? It's as easy as a college student creating an elementary school problem. Why should they be worth points? The stronger the low-level technique, the less valuable it should be, even zero.

This extra didn't seem to be trying to hide at all.

Speechless. He's supposed to be comparable to a Third-Step Dao Lord, yet he can only sense the presence of a fly a million miles away. This Dao Lord is utterly pathetic.

The world system in *Desolate Wilderness* is too chaotic. This is probably Tomato's worst work, a complete simplistic novel. It can't compare to the systems in *Stellar Transformation* and *Panlong* at all. I feel it's even inferior to *Inch of Light*. The chaotic system turns it into a mindless, endlessly piling-up-realm novel.

The book is good, but a bit silly. I can accept that the cultivation level is suppressed during the transmigration in the "All Heavens Flow" book, after all, it's the will of the universe. But how do you suppress physical cultivation? Weaken it? That's off-putting.