In Battle Through the Heavens, I Become Xiao Yan

I would call this a speedrun guide to Battle Through the Heavens.

Why be so fixated on the number of female leads? Why impose your own ideas on the author? If you want multiple female leads, read novels with multiple female leads; if you want a single female lead, read novels with a single female lead; if you want no female leads, read novels without female leads. It's that simple.

Ah, this... A transmigrator being transmigrated by another transmigrator.

I think that the reason why Xiao Yan and Lin Dong were stuck at the peak of the Saint-grade Heavenly Supreme realm for more than two hundred years in the original novel was definitely not because of their abilities, but because before the Heavenly Evil God was born, the Heavenly Ranking was hidden away and didn't care about them at all.

I love protagonists who are always prepared for whatever they do. Keep it up, author!

After reading this book, if I transmigrate into Xiao Huohuo in the future, I won't have to wait so long to become a Dou Di.

It's pretty good. The story unfolds smoothly, allowing you to complete the game comfortably. It lacks the resentment, hostility, and anger of the original book's "Don't underestimate a young person's potential." It was a very pleasant read.

"Battle Through the Heavens: I Became Xiao Yan" (×) Battle Through the Heavens Speedrun Version (✓)

I suddenly had an idea. Xiao Xuan said that although there were few Dou Di in the ancient Dou Qi Continent, it wasn't like the legendary realm where there were none at all. Logically speaking, the ancient imperial clans should have left behind a tradition of needing Origin Qi to break through to Dou Di. However, in fact, Xiao Xuan didn't know this.

As we all know, there's something called pleasure; the faster it happens, the better it feels. This book is generally considered to be a fast-paced version of Doupo. Super fast and super cool! It's just too fast.