Across the Myriad Worlds, Starting with Yan Lingji

I don't understand whether the main world is strong or weak. Let's say it's weak. The sun, moon and stars are all made by priests. But let's say it's strong. The protagonist is really stretched, and his soul power is as fragile as paper. He's still a genius. If the Tianxing Jiuge plane is stretched to death, it will be Zhongwu (it was glorious in ancient times, but it is lonely). Not to mention that the protagonist can push horizontally, at least he is at the level of a first-class master. As a result, his performance is extremely outstanding.

I don't understand. The protagonist's advantage over others is that he has foresight into the world of the dungeon. However, after reading a few chapters, it didn't show anything. And I don't know why the protagonist shares world information?

The cultivation system is a bit hard to understand. It's too fake. Since it can connect all the heavens and all realms, the cultivation system should be extremely powerful, but the writing here is a bit confusing.

It is difficult to become a big success if you continue to have small poisons. It is a waste of subject matter. It is better to reopen it.

The interaction with Yan Lingji was extremely poorly written, the performance of the pig's feet was speechless, and the plot dialogue was also very poor!

To be honest, the pace is too slow. How long does it take to reach the climax of the nine songs? Moreover, the protagonist's advantages seem to be infinitely weakened, and there is no sense of existence at all

Good guy, I just recognized myself as a master.

You can just write Tianxing. Both worlds are heavily set to look drowsy. Finally got to Tianxing World. Chapter 32 is gone again. I really can't keep chasing. (Coming from Dionysus)

No wonder it's so confusing, there's a problem with the worldview setting. The protagonist is not interesting at all

Dear writer, your new book is very good, and this book is not bad either. Please update~