Myriad Worlds Descend: I Can Enter the Primordial World

In the primitive world, the lowest level was human immortals (the newly born bugs all had this level of cultivation, which is so outrageous. During the period of Journey to the West and Fengshen, all were acquired auras, and then in the primitive era, all were innate auras, the kind that were full, and then the innate auras were very awesome in many novels)

The main character is too sloppy and procrastinating. I shouldn't add more. I'll save it for laying eggs.

I've read a book that's the same, and it's all in and out in seconds.

I saw Chapter 45. When the protagonist encounters the first villain looking for trouble, he just knocks him out! If I were the protagonist, I would destroy his whole family.

I got sword skills in the first few chapters, and Golden Finger is a sword for more than 30 chapters. I just don't learn sword skills, eh, I just play 🤓

After reading thirty or forty chapters, have you ever used Tai Chi? I just saw your fire ax swinging! You might as well just focus on strength. What kind of martial arts are you practicing?

There are no other serious logical flaws, but it is really poisonous to keep treating attribute points as a treasure without adding spirit. The reason given is completely unsound. You can barely accept the reason for giving too many free attribute points, but you only have a few points and your own attribute defects are so serious. Adding points to the spirit attribute is more profitable. No matter how you think about not giving priority to the spirit, it is a serious problem! When your spirit is high, other attributes will not be improved casually. When other attributes are improved, won't your combat power also increase? Wouldn't you be more secure? ! Then when you go out to kill monsters, you will have attribute points again. Even if you have no effective skills to improve your spirit, you can still make up for it by just killing monsters. You have to be greedy for the self-improvement attribute points and then encounter a monster and die for the whole book, right? It's a very simple truth. You can save a few dollars by cooking for yourself, but in your profession, you can earn hundreds of dollars more by wasting time cooking and have a good rest. But in the end, you just did it for those few dollars and you didn't make any money and died suddenly!

Looking at the title of the book, I really thought there was some kind of plot from Ancient Times, but it turned out that it was a gimmick borrowed from Ancient Times, in and out in seconds, and there was no duplicate plot. It's better to make a normal world-traveling stream instead of making a hype with such a big IP. In fact, it doesn't matter.

The protagonist's way of speaking is very special and feels very awkward. He also has bad ink marks and is not decisive enough in his actions.

Practicing Taoism actually ignores Taoism's general guideline, the Tao Te Ching. I admire you. Is the knowledge you instilled in your previous cultivation a waste?