Slashing Through the Myriad Worlds, Starting with Panlong
从盘龙开始杀穿诸天
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- 688k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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Isn't the biggest function of this cheat to forcibly possess all 11 elemental god clones?
The female character was poorly written; her talent was set too high. This talent was only possible because the royal family didn't have a Saint-level teacher or a level-nine magical beast protecting her. I would truly be grateful. Looking at the original work, Delia had a Saint-level teacher and a peak level-nine magical beast protecting her.
I just said, "Why didn't the Great Perfection cultivator of the Elf race stand up for his junior? Would the Supreme God really kill him for a woman?" You're writing today that the Supreme God is protective of his own, and the protagonist might get killed just for going to find someone. The Supreme God would actually kill a Great Perfection cultivator for a woman his junior forcibly took?
Having written so much and still not reaching godhood 😅, how much more does Panlong plan to write?
They're all a bunch of eternally spinsters, just waiting for the main character. It's an eyesore.
It's like having a cheat code; the chances of killing the monster that fell inside Panlong and achieving Great Perfection are slim.
Putting aside whether the beginning was filler or not, what's the point of writing the rest of "Covering the Sky"? Such a weak world, the Great Emperor is even weaker than the immortals from "Devouring."
The author forgot about the 10,000 times power that the protagonist would gain when he transformed from a lower-level god into a higher-level god.
The main artifacts obtained in the interdimensional battlefield will also be recycled. After all, killing one commander is easier than killing a dozen; it's obvious the main gods wouldn't leave such a loophole. The only artifacts explicitly stated not to be recycled are those that have died.
What do these last few pictures say? Has the person been replaced?