Hong Kong Crossover: I’m Invincible, So Do as You Please

Even if an ordinary person had Leon's abilities, it wouldn't be of any use. An ordinary person couldn't believe in something; only a madman could do that...

I believe that the power of thought isn't wishful thinking. First, you have to convince yourself before the power can take effect, not just that you can do whatever you want. That's not what I mean by "thinking makes your mind work."

I'm pondering the source of this power. The greenskins, spore-like life forms, are favored by the cosmic will. The lowest tier is greenskin slaves, miners, and cannon fodder; I think even they could build a bunch of spaceships with just a broken hammer. The second tier is greenskin warriors; I think they're usable, dressed in rags but able to withstand attacks.

Rewatching *The Night of the Return of the Soul* gave me another thought: could it be that there are actually no ghosts in this world, but because of Li Yang, a mentally ill man, his fantasies came true, and the couple really became ghosts? Since these ghosts were all his imaginations, things like milk and plastic could actually restrain them.

Did they change writers after it was published? It's so distracting to read; it's always him, him, him, and so much narration.

I suggest the author work on the plot more. It's okay to include scenes involving the lower body, but don't overdo it. After all, this isn't erotica; you can't read erotica at 7 PM anyway. Constantly writing ambiguous or ambiguous content will only make the reader feel uncomfortable.

I think it's not entirely illogical. Leon's thinking has its own logic; it's not mindless speculation. Only a self-contained logic can convince oneself that it's correct. If you think something is whatever you want, without any logic, that's just wishful thinking, consciousness interfering with reality.

Your updates are so terrible, how could you not nurture the book?

This book feels like it's been taken over by AI; the style is so different from the previous ones.

Li Ang received cosmic information using a pot lid in his childhood, could make his words law in middle age, and might have nonsensical concepts of gods in his old age.