I Have an Identity in the Myriad Worlds
我在诸天万界都有身份
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Giving the Desolate Heavenly Emperor Sanlu milk powder would be quite interesting, wouldn't it?
I suggest skipping chapters 58 to 70.
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It feels like the author intended to leave the Strange Flame to Xiao Yan by not taking it with him, which would be incredibly frustrating. I hope for a plot where Xiao Yan loses at Yunlan Mountain three years later. The protagonist has already given resources directly to Yun Yun from Perfect World, and even stole all of Xiao Yan's early opportunities. The protagonist is also an 8th-grade alchemist; it would be unfair if Xiao Yan won in this situation.
This book is probably doomed. The beginnings were quite good, but *Joy of Life* turned some readers away, and *Battle Through the Heavens* turned even more away. The author's mental state is probably already broken. I'm okay, although I skipped around a bit, but I still subscribed to both. However, many more people couldn't stand it and simply abandoned the book.
I want to know how the author explained away the red-haired monster's backstabbing incident. 🙏🙏
To be honest, it's a bit messy, but I just love seeing someone help the little guy. To put it nicely, it's like he's all-powerful; to put it bluntly, it's like nobody can help him.
Damn it, thank goodness the protagonist is in Stone Village; if it were any other village, it would have been game over.
What a weak Supreme Being! How can a world smaller than a universe allow the protagonist to become a Supreme Being and even an Immortal? In Perfect World, a Supreme Being is equivalent to a Quasi-Emperor to a Great Emperor in Shrouding the Heavens, and a Great Emperor is equivalent to a vast universe. A Supreme Being cannot be born in a world the size of a universe.
…Such a weak Supreme Being, with an inner world smaller than Earth, where no life has even been born yet. Does it really have enough foundation to support entering the Supreme Being realm?