Thirty Years in the World of Myriad Heavens

It's a classic version of All Heavens, but the control over the Heavens is actually controlled by high-level human beings. It's really funny.

The entry requirement for the first world was clearly set to be no higher than Bronze Level 3. The King's Team was originally written as a Silver Level team, and when introducing the self-study stream to the protagonist, it was mentioned that when he was at Bronze Level 9, others at the same time were at Silver Level 9, and it was also said that he could beat the weakest Gold Level. If you continue reading later, the King's team has become a bronze-level team...

Give a bunch of customized settings and names first, and then slowly give some information to guess?

What kind of time traveler are you? Did you think twice about the opening?

I have a big problem. Hateful organizations like the Aboriginal Protection Association. I don't believe there is no strong person who can beat him after reaching the top level. To be honest, everything in this world is based on interests first. If it is purely based on feelings, it is not that there is no such thing, but it is absolutely impossible to develop into a hegemonic organization. It's a top-notch organization. This is caused by the fact that in a world of strong people, ideals and beliefs are very important. To put it bluntly, what are the benefits of the Aboriginal Protection Association? The business is often targeted by others, so I don't believe it can develop and grow.

It's not as good as that book about the ancestor of immortality. You can beautify it, find someone to polish it, and expand it into a novel with about 1,000 chapters. It's no worse than that book that goes against the principles of heaven and earth to prove immortality.

This is a return to the original intention, and it is not impossible to play the protagonist of the original "Phantom of Love", but I hope that the protagonist will not be too ignorant.

I've already seen Chapter 6 and I'm still trying to popularize the worldview and settings, but there's no plot at all. . . Can this also be called a novel? ? ?

I hope that the author will write more about the early content when he writes a book later. The later content is a bit floating and the setting feels grand, but it is not as good-looking as the early one.

I feel like the author writing a book is like a cow chewing a peony. A world view has just begun, and then it ends quickly.