
My Body Became a Battlefield for the Heavens
我身体成了诸天战场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 403k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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152Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
6.6kFans
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Once they've killed all the cancer cells, and then turned their attacks on each other in a fierce battle, you'll discover who the real cancer cells are. 😏
With three transcendent-level powerhouses under your command, couldn't you at least ask them about their technology and cultivation techniques? Judging from the background setting, it's not fundamentally different from the real universe. Even a tiny bit of their knowledge is enough for you to dominate the universe and declare to the world, "I'm not eating beef anymore!" And all that talk about cancer every day... I've read a dozen chapters, and I'm really starting to feel overwhelmed.
Cancer is difficult to treat because it's hard to pinpoint the location. So, could we directly give the medicine to Ye Fan, who could then locate and administer the medication? It would be like using a non-consuming innate spiritual treasure to kill cancer cells. 🙂
Does anyone still remember Battleship?
What are the highlights of the protagonist? If it's just about cheerleading and logistical support, then it's not very interesting. If the protagonist's abilities are fed back into their body, forming a real-world cultivation source or unique method (real-world resources are converted into energy like "spiritual power" through the protagonist's body; technological cultivation like "cyber…
I read a few chapters
Thinking about it another way, other people also have countless worlds within their bodies, and there's also a Ye Fan. This is a parallel world, a multiverse, which is why Chen Dong (the author) was able to write *Covering the Sky*. Or, because the protagonist read *Covering the Sky*, his cells created this universe, and other readers also created their own universes, leading to a multiverse. This is the fanfiction world. 😎 Write a book titled *The Master of the Universal Universe*.
The players are overestimated.
Players are creative, but their efficiency is definitely not as good as the protagonists. Even with the Mechanical Emperor and Ye Fan's acceleration, the player's industrial universe only has 10 units. How can the player's construction efficiency be faster than the protagonists'?
The human immune system is very powerful; no virus or cell can destroy a white blood cell in a one-on-one situation.
The protagonist's earlier impatience and abstract behavior were interpreted as emotional outbursts following a terminal illness, but things actually got better later on.
The idea is great, but the writing is giving me a headache.