Reincarnation of the Heavens: Only I Know the Plot

I didn't realize how strong the main character was. He has merged with an Ultraman bloodline, and must rely on the Ultraman Summoner to transform into Ultraman. Too restrictive. If it were me, I wouldn't choose this. I chose to fuse the monster bloodline and evolve through devouring. Plunder the characteristics of other creatures and merge them into yourself. Such as the black light virus. Monster Ye Fu, Majin Buu, Doomsday, etc. Which one is not better than Ultraman?

Tathagata Divine Palm + Ultra-ancient genetic bloodline in the world of Tiga, Namo Tiga Light Buddha, right

Because of his Eastern appearance, he was named Dongshen after killing so many people in the company. . . . What a stupid name

After the real reincarnators invaded the world: 1. The heroine and supporting characters in the original work became the tools of the reincarnations (even worse, the heroines and supporting characters in the parallel world were reduced to assembly lines, and cloning technology cloned the heroines and supporting characters, creating a harem of heroines and supporting characters per capita); 2. The male protagonists and supporting characters in the original work became the dogs of the reincarnations; 3. The Goldfinger in the original work became the reincarnations. Their wholesale goods; 4. The film and television world has become an experimental ground for the reincarnations (the world's system has collapsed, the main colors have changed significantly, fantasy has turned into science fiction, and science fiction has turned into fantasy); 5. In the end, the reincarnations fought with each other, destroying the main god space, and the reincarnations wandered into a strange world, driving the development of that world, and bringing a cultivation system or a technological system to that world.

The heroine has King Ada, you have it in your collection

Using the Talisman of Life and Death to control the Pillar Man, what does the author think?

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I feel that I am too deeply bound to my so-called classmates. Except for the important supporting characters in this type of book, the rest should be disposable.

This scene reminds me of the little white novel I secretly read while lying on the bed in junior high school.

The most poisonous thing is that a vampire ghost who was bent on plotting against the protagonist was not killed.

This team you lead is simply useless. Just go solo.

I'm too lazy to comment. Forget about the first reincarnation world. The second one will be with those bad classmates. I think you didn't form a team.

Tao Meng is a very scheming girl, a green tea bitch, and is very good at using her body. Normally, it would be suspicious to see the protagonist suddenly change in his first mission and become so strong later on. When we meet again later, I feel very strange that it should be reincarnation or seizing the body. How can the world be so strong after several reincarnations. Especially Tianlong knows too much here. Later, he learned the information from King Ada or other reincarnation teams. After reasoning a few times, he knew that the protagonist knew the plot Then he used the spells in the Book of Death to seize the memory. It happened that the protagonist did not have the ability to defend the soul, and a generation of reincarnation empress was born Congratulations, this is the protagonist who can embark on the road to the top. The protagonist of this book is too bad

The male protagonist is completely different now. He is not as good as his superiors but more than his inferiors. His bloodline can actually help him. He can't practice martial arts. He has learned some advanced martial arts but practiced Taoism in the Age of Ending Law. He can be an Ultraman stone statue, but he can't use it freely.

The author might as well cut another book and continue polishing it. Originally, when I saw the protagonist saying that he was 80, I felt that the protagonist was at least not a bad person. But then I saw the protagonist's operation: seizing people's opportunities. There is nothing to say about this, but then he immediately took away 100,000 from each of the people who had the opportunities taken away. The protagonist knew that others had no money to repay their debts, but the protagonist still decided to take revenge on them. The only crime they committed against the protagonist was to lead him to the location of the opportunity and obey the protagonist's words without moving. As I write this, I feel that the protagonist is born in a good country just because he was born in 80. In other places, he has probably been beaten and buried halfway.

Is the male protagonist sick? The male protagonist is a person who cultivates the system, but he actually chooses the world of the technological system.

Is it bad to go to Uncle Jiu's world and play zombies if you have the power of Ultraman? Is your endless world of uncle Jiu a little low? Is it right to go to a mortal world to practice in the worlds of Immortal Legend, Immortal Rebellion, Great Desolation, or Deadly Appointments? Uncle Jiu's world is in the Age of Dharma Ending, all kinds of Taoism have been lost, and even the spiritual energy is almost gone.

There are tools to extract bloodline and tools to enter the designated world, but the protagonist decides to be a dog for the sake of Masaki Keigo's bloodline.

The protagonist feels a bit like Tang San, with double standards. If he doesn't say anything to others, whatever others do to him is just evil!

Skills are not directly learned, they need to be learned. Martial arts is okay, but are those technical abilities a bit too much of a test of IQ? Is it really impossible to learn this thing😱 We are all ordinary people, and each world is rarely measured in years. We don't have much time. How did everyone else except the protagonist get started?

When will that future era be killed? It's quite stomach-churning to watch. First, the important female character broke up with the protagonist, and then there was a public opinion war. The male protagonist was passive throughout the whole process, feeling unable to exert his strength and feeling aggrieved. Moreover, the combat power setting is inexplicable, and it is impossible to figure out whether the male protagonist is strong or weak. It feels like anyone can pull the strings over the male protagonist💩, but it just so happens that the male protagonist shouldn't be weak in the setting. Also, is King Ada parting ways with the protagonist?

The female characters are really well created, Ada's mature lady is sultry, Mitsuri's nympho is considerate, and Nezuko is well-behaved and cute. Especially King Ada in the Tiga World chapter, he's so good at it

Walnut

In the monkey version of the reincarnation paradise, you will meet classmates when you go on a group mission. Is the space opened by the protagonist's class teacher? Also, I always said that I wanted to be a lone wolf, but in the end, I just accepted Mi Douzi, which made me look like a question mark.

Author, have you saved your manuscript yet? It doesn't quench your thirst! Come more! Give me more!

I don't know why, but I'm a little biased against Ultraman. I always feel like it's a bit ridiculous? As a result, I missed a lot of books.

Ask King Ada everything? Can I ask about martial arts training?

Brain storage😏

Why does the kitten write that it is gone?

What does it mean not to practice internal strength?