Seen Through from the Start Across Myriad Worlds

The author says Fang Han is a petty person who has achieved success, so isn't the protagonist just a clown who has achieved success? 🤭🤭🤭

Compare this book to the sagacious teachings of Saint Doctrine. This book: Author's Note: This primordial world is amazing! This is the original primordial world! It's incomparable to those low-end versions! Me: Oh. Author's comment: This is truly a high-end version of the primordial chaos! Me: Oh.

It's good for the protagonist to show reverence, but don't write it too suffocatingly. Being timid and hesitant, like in the previous book when facing a ruthless person, is problematic. Ruthless people have their reasons for displaced anger, but what about the protagonist's beliefs? The woman also needs to reciprocate the relationship, otherwise it's just a formality.

The primordial world originated from a corpse, the corpse of Pangu. How powerful could a world born from a corpse be? A rotting corpse breeds maggots; living in the primordial world would just make one a maggot. What's so impressive about that?

Those who claim it's destructive through combat power, the Stellar Transformation realm's space becomes increasingly stable with each layer. In the mortal realm, it can shatter stars, but in the immortal realm, you can't even break a large rock. Its controllers are several levels higher than Immortal Emperors. And what about comparing immortality and the primordial era?

First of all, I don't mean to start a fight, but comparing the *Covering the Sky* system with *Primordial World*, the Great Emperors definitely didn't become immortals. Therefore, I think the Celestial Immortals of *Primordial World* are absolutely more powerful than the Great Emperors of *Covering the Sky*.

I'm a bit confused. If the Great Luo Immortal you wrote is omnipotent and eternally indestructible, then why does he still need to abide by the rules of the Primordial World and still need to barter? The Great Luo Immortal could simply raise his hand and create thousands of Great Thousand Worlds to distribute to his disciples.

Three of the more well-known systems of Taoism. Internal alchemy: refining essence into qi, refining qi to return to spirit, refining spirit to return to emptiness, refining emptiness to unite with the Dao. Refining Essence into Qi: Mortals Refining Qi and Returning to Spirit: The lowest level of cultivation is the performance of Uncle Nine in Hong Kong movies.

What should we do if someone from the Primordial Era boasts about having a complete Great Dao and a high world level? To put it simply, Yes, yes, yes, the Great Dao was so complete that it required Hongjun to merge with the Heavenly Dao and Houtu to transform into reincarnation. And even so, the world weakened over time (chaos → innate → acquired).

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