I Build Thousands of Civilizations in Black Holes

Don't write those vulgar female plots for protagonists like this

Civilization on the supermassive black hole at the core of the Milky Way—Eternal Empire😏😏

The writing is good, but the mood value setting is a bit old, but the rest is fine. Good grass evaluation. Shennong identification completed

Have you ever thought about it. . . . A black hole is just a massive object. Isn't he a hole?

This is where your brain🧠 is placed. Remember to pick it up after reading it.

Can the author write about a civilization with an extremely small time scale? Existences similar to helium flash civilizations are civilizations born in galaxies that are about to be destroyed. Civilizations that will be destroyed without rapid progress are a tragic suicide civilization.

I just finished reading more than 20 chapters of the Spider-Man book, and I found out that you have an appendix. Wow, I felt uncomfortable instantly.

It looks good, but don't engage in a plot where you transform into another person and fall in love with various women.

Are you sorry to us? It's too outrageous. At least you can't even write a reply.

Can,. Write more civilized and interesting things, and then show off

To be honest, the protagonist's cheating ability is a bit weak, since the quality itself is indescribable. Then it is very simple to create things out of thin air. For example, with a thought, you can create a sun, a galaxy or something. There are also modifications to the world rules. For example, fire cannot burn humans, it can only heal humans. Water can burn, thunder and lightning will not dissipate, etc. The plug-in is very powerful and your imagination can be unlimited.

This kind of book is the most taboo about ending in person, so you already have a daily guide to reading it.

To be honest, there are some holes that are difficult to fill, such as the protagonist's extra abilities. For example, if you take the technology invented three years ago and develop it three years ago, and so on, you can slowly make progress before reaching a certain level. For example, forcibly recruit the boss of the first chapter, the starry sky beast. For example, the protagonist is like standing in the ruins (the end point of all things). He can see all time points. He cannot intervene at the beginning and can only fall into a dream. Later, he can stuff his hair and blood. Is this the gain after intervening in the original trajectory, or the use of more understanding of his own power. If it is the latter, then does the current intervention still make sense? You can directly go back to the front and knock down the Novice Village boss. Just like a few big guys on the other side, they will only let the future they want appear, and they can overthrow everything else and start over. If it's the former, and you can only do it in the timeline you intervene in, then many things are unnecessary. You can't take the boss of Novice Village as a pet to other timelines, and you can only go down this timeline. It feels like the setting point has been lowered.

One monthly ticket, why didn't it change yesterday?

I suggest the author revise the outline. It is more reasonable to write a civilization of 100,000 to 200,000 words. You are not as popular as a great god, and you will feel uncomfortable if the pace is too slow.

Brother, your introduction has been written like this, is there any need to read it in detail? →_→, Why not change the introduction?

Come on, author, this book has many possibilities 😭. Yu Zhou's ability to travel through time and space allows the story to be played freely in vertical time and horizontal space. Therefore, consciousness travel also makes it possible for time travellers. The causal impact is infinite, and the protagonist can sit firmly behind the scenes and change the fate of countless civilizations.

It's a pity, I can make money by continuing to write.

Well written, why are you a eunuch?

It's too miserable for me, right? I've lost all the books I've read? ?

I think the author should limit the direct help to the crisis of annihilation of various civilizations in the later period, and instead let the children of destiny keep reading files and restarting, which can enhance the sense of despair 🙂

It would be better not to write about conquering the decadent dragon. It would be better to write about the protagonist influencing each civilization in an indirect way to solve the troubles and develop slowly. The plot develops too fast and I can't control it

How is this book? Did Shen Nong come out and say something? I've only read three chapters. Is the protagonist named Zhou? I screamed several times without even saying a few words. Are you such a weakling?

The author faked the corpse. He should have been cut off in a few days.

Is he a eunuch or is he back again?