Panlong: A Cultivator of All Elements

A god who refines their divine essence to become a god is like a chip with a pre-programmed sequence. Because the program is fixed, the only way to change it is to erase it or replace it with a more advanced algorithm. This is similar to human cells, which are completely replaced every seven years through cellular metabolism.

The cosmic barrier that Lin Lei broke quickly recovered on its own, and the terrifying torrent of gray energy receded like a tide, leaving only an empty black void in the place. The turbulent spatial currents, shimmering with multicolored light, flowed into the black void, gradually repairing the damage caused by Lin Lei.

I finally finished reading a book by watching ads.

In the original work, Beirut said that the will and power of the main god are almost endless and are all concentrated in the main godhead. The will and power obtained by the god's avatars are less than one ten-thousandth. This one ten-thousandth of the will and power is about 80% of the will and power of the Great Perfection.

Fanfiction about Panlong is all about imagination; tropes are secondary. This one seems somewhat interesting, and I'm looking forward to the sequel. I think some of the more imaginative ideas in works like "Panlong: The Lone Thunder God," "Panlong: The Peak of the Holy Realm," and "The Great Dao Diagram of the Heavens" are pretty good.

In the world of Panlong fanfiction, yours is the only one that I've seen that's clearly written.

Panlong was the first book I ever read, so I have a deep emotional attachment to it. I've also read a lot of Panlong fanfiction. Starting this book with a rat is very risky; without an engaging style, writing an inhuman beginning is suicidal (*`へ´*). I've listened to twenty chapters, and it feels awkward.

Fanfiction about Panlong has no future, and writing fanfiction solely based on Tomato's style has no future either! His books all have perfect endings; no matter how you write, you won't empathize. You're better off rereading the original novel.

So many clones, it's a pleasure to watch. Make more magic circles; the biggest advantage of magic circles is that the more clones there are, the more powerful they become. The protagonist's ability to create numerous clones is perfect for magic circles. You could even make two sets: one for the clone team refining godhood (which can be exposed), and another for the clone team comprehending the laws to become gods.

The protagonist is reborn as a gerbil at the beginning, and a gerbil is a sacred beast? Hilarious!