Transmigrating Through the Myriad Worlds, Starting with Lotus Lantern Prequel

When I was a child, I thought the Jade Emperor and Queen Mother were a traitor, but now I feel more and more that the Jade Emperor and Queen Mother are truly fair. All the descendants of you immortals who fall in love will go through the back door to become immortals, so what will happen to those who have no backstage!

As long as you can beat the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother, you won't write down. First of all, think about the fact that the Jade Emperor just ate the peach and then turned over the peach mountain and appeared. What's more, you must also think about the Jade Emperor's creation through thousands of calamities. This calamity is immeasurable, let alone ten thousand calamities. This is what the Lotus Lamp says. Don't just go to a few rubbish worlds and say you can beat the Jade Emperor. At least go to a few worlds like the Supreme Being to have fun.

How could an immortal see a humanoid collection of bacteria, mites, and flesh holes? ? The eyes of an immortal can see the molecular level, not just at the molecular level. Doesn't the immortal feel disgusted when he looks at the mortals below? Or if you have a special hobby, you just love stacking of figures in the Greek style. This is something I have always been curious about. Please help me answer it...

The plot is homogeneous, the protagonist moans for no reason, and it changes from inspirational to dark. Doesn't the author have some control over his pacing? The previous clear-cut statement was different from previous hosts of the Yinming Monument. I thought the protagonist was great and upright (or a cheerful fanatic). Now it turns out that why the Yinming Monument chose the protagonist is because the protagonist has a dark personality and is the same as the previous hosts of the Yinming Monument - this is not about the setting, but about the author, right?

After experiencing so many worlds, most of them are TV series worlds. I really wonder what the next world will be like. However, I got a little tired of following the same model. At the beginning, it still felt a bit like serving all sentient beings and serving the world, and the divine dynasty it founded did make some contributions. Going to the back world, I directly transform into a demon and use the black sun to devour the immortals and Buddhas. I use an evolutionary circle to guide the world's consciousness to advance. I open a background for myself to hit my opponents with a hammer. Then those who follow me will prosper and those who go against me will perish. I look exactly like the leek in all the worlds that I want. The writing is still very good, especially those immortal Buddhas who talk a lot. I bought them all, but I don't really like to watch Yang Shen World. I am looking forward to the next world. By the way, it is strongly recommended that the world in the future should not directly swallow the immortals and Buddhas directly. When the leeks are used as a power bank, they will also kill people and punish their hearts. This is the best. Treat those pretentious leeks and goddesses. What kind of world do you want to see, brothers? The World of Oriental Fairy Tales is recruiting. What if the author gets selected?

The protagonist is the Lingbao Tianzun who covers the sky! He actually went to become a disciple of Zhuofeng? ? May I ask if this sect can afford it? And the author actually wrote a bunch of people called the protagonist's junior brother? ? Did the author write with no brain left? Aren't the great and ancient emperors in the restricted area also going to be called junior brothers by the protagonist's senior brothers? Haha, so stupid

Why do I feel more and more wrong with what the protagonist says and does as I watch it? The protagonist says that the prohibition of love is to prohibit favoritism and for the sake of justice. But the protagonist himself is not completely selfless and fair. This can be seen from the protagonist's attitude towards Nightshade and Bai Qian. If the protagonist really has no personal relationship, how should the protagonist treat Yang Jian? Yang Chan? Yao Ji? Nightshade? Bai Qian? Waiting for someone. The protagonist also treats them as family members, not just superiors and subordinates. Isn't this in itself partiality? To give another example, in the world of Fairy Sword, why did Solanum nigrum become the emperor? Nightshade's ability to do things cannot be the best in the world, so what makes her the emperor? Because this is the protagonist's sister? Or is it because Nightshade is the strongest among the remaining people after the protagonist leaves? But isn't Nightshade's strength also raised by the protagonist? Isn't this in itself partiality? At the beginning, it was about the great love in the world. The protagonist's view is that as long as there is small love, there must be favoritism. Regardless of whether this statement is too absolute, at least the protagonist himself has not done it.

Is it because I haven't seen it? I think this protagonist can make anyone angry to death, and Nie Xiaoqian's silly and sweet character, who pursues love for no reason as if he's taken Ecstasy, so he should go with Ning Caichen, right?

Have you ever seen someone who supports the empress come in and squirt? The protagonist is really not afraid that after he leaves, the puppet woman who relied on him to barely sit on the throne of God will be killed by other strong men and become an RBQ. Do you think that the protagonist wants to find a harem for the empress?

Compared with Yang Tianyou, Liu Yanchang is a loser. No wonder Yang Jian looks down on him. Father and son are two different things.