In Shrouding the Heavens, Inheriting Countless Versions of Myself

It's really stupid. The author actually chooses cultivation level instead of talent at this stage of the earth. You said it yourself, you are one. After the talent stack, it would be better if you can also choose the origin. If you practice ruthless people's immortality, you can swallow your own origin. Only if you have enough origin in the mortal body to cause qualitative changes, you will be able to defeat the chaotic body. And you choose Are you looking for death on Mars? You have only one cultivation base and no scriptures and secret skills. Aren't you just a great medicine in human form? How dazzling you are among a bunch of ordinary people. Those little divine crocodiles and saint-level crocodile ancestors will immediately target you. Maybe even the gods and gods of the Great Saint Body will have to target you. You are too special, among a group of ordinary people. It's so stupid. You still choose to cultivate to save your life. You can save a few cents. Those dark supremes know how to take supplements with high cultivation level. If they don't have high cultivation level, they will take as much as possible.

Cang Tian (the patient) is dead and Huang Tian should stand up

Why is there such a stupid protagonist? I really can't stand it. Why can't a great sage discover the protagonist who has cultivated in the sea of ​​suffering?

Brother, you must do something big when writing Zhetian! Since the ancient times: let the Supreme go to conquer the strange world, destroy it and become an emperor: set up the Heavenly Forbidden Zone Council, and travel at the same time: make the Four Heroes of Beidou. And you?

Not a great sage? ? ?

I don't understand. I want to ask, the first last wish, is the world of the elderly Huang Tian the same world as the world of the protagonist Huang Tian? Or a parallel world? In the article, the elderly Huang Tian said that it was a different world. He did not let the protagonist Huang Tian destroy the protagonist Huang Tian's world to take revenge on the dragon and bird clan. He also asked the protagonist Huang Tian to take care of Xiaosong. To fulfill his last wish, he should go to the world of the old man Huang Tian to fulfill it.

I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw the second chapter. First of all, the protagonist is a ladybug, but the other protagonist and a woman are fighting to the death. The same person, a pure love plus is raped by a minotaur, and the other is a floating insect. The second thing is that the other protagonist lived in an era where Komatsu wasn't even born yet, right? You write that you have been walking with Xiaosong for hundreds of years, and then you die. Can Xiaosong still live to the modern age?

There are several toxic points at the beginning that I can't understand even if I copy it. I don't recommend reading it.

Is it similar to traveling through time and inheriting the inheritance of all worlds at the same time?

Why is there such a stupid protagonist?