Shrouding the Heavens: I’m a Great God in the Main God’s Space

Is the spiral force for real? The configuration described in the introduction, unless it's a weakened version of the original, could clear the entire game in less than half a day.

From the synopsis, it's clear that the protagonist, a numerically challenged character, thinks he's got it all figured out.

Based on the synopsis, I thought it was a story about imaginative plots where different systems collide in the world of "Covering the Sky," but it turns out the author just gave the protagonist an overpowered cheat and then proceeded with a normal cultivation journey—an invincible, satisfying novel. Then there's the fact that the writing style is too plain. It lacks both literary skill and imaginative ideas; it's simply tasteless.

I really hate Bitter Leaf. You can let him roam freely, but is the Bitter Leaf Faction your father?

Microcosm × Air × Spiral × Force × Photon Force

If this one has multiple female leads, I hope it won't be like the last one. The male lead in the last one was so powerful, practically showering the female lead with resources, and you still managed to create a love triangle? You ruined the male lead's character, and the female lead seems completely clueless.

The first four chapters alone were disgusting, repeatedly stating that Ye Fanma was gone.

So you're into wheelchairs. Spiral power is really valuable, both in terms of quantity and quality. Since you're into spiral power, I'll take this one.

Cosmo + Ki + Spiral Force, wouldn't that be insanely powerful? Superman bloodline plus Saiyan bloodline + breaking limiters + ultimate life form physique, it's incomparably stronger! I thought this Spiral Force was from "Gurren Lagann," but since it's from Gurren Lagann, it's even more outrageous. The speed at which it gets stronger is even more exaggerated than the Spiral Force in "Gurren Lagann." Both are idealistic, but the speed at which it gets stronger in Gurren Lagann is exaggeratedly faster, probably because the plot of "Gurren Lagann" progresses faster than that of "Gurren Lagann."

The writing style is rather dry, fast-paced, and features a mindless, numerical-based narrative.