Perfect World: The Wise Demon God

Has the author made a mistake? The protagonist's meager opportunities and cheat codes are hardly something to brag about. Has the author never read the original novel? Even the invincible, eternally powerful Desolate Emperor, what his ultimate fate was, the author doesn't even know. A protagonist like this... How much of a cheat code would he need to break down?

It's ridiculous. The protagonist, with only a basic cultivation level, creates a Golden Light Mantra based on his imagination, boasting about its incredible power, comparing it to an ancient treasure, and even claiming it can purify the darkness and pollution in the future. It's like the protagonist inventing a fire extinguisher and thinking it can put out the sun.

The constant talk of creating a tribulation is misleading; in the original work, only power systems reaching the Supreme level are qualified to be struck by lightning. Levels below the Supreme level at most experience a slightly more intense tribulation than usual.

I reckon even if I wrote up to the point of "Covering the Sky," I still wouldn't become an immortal.

Speaking of the trilogy, no one used faith power, right? The protagonist could have something like Pan Wu's superhuman strength, allowing him to open up nine seas of consciousness.

It feels like the protagonist uses faith to manipulate the God of Wisdom, similar to the story of proving one's Dao through talismans.

It turns out that I have read your book Halo. The new book is no better than the old one.

What does it mean to use such a minor cheat in a high-level game like Perfect World? 🙂

The author clearly doesn't understand what the Creation Tribulation is. The standard for the Creation Tribulation is that the created laws only exist when someone becomes an immortal, and becoming an immortal means that this path has been successfully traversed.

The Golden Light Mantra under the Otherworld crushes the geniuses of Perfect World?