Crystal Wall Kingdom

The most efficient choice for evolving creatures. 1. The Heaven-shading type cannot have immortality and has a lifespan limit, but other aspects of the law must be greatly improved, such as the relative manifestation of the law and the improvement of the understanding of living beings. This will create "pressure" and explode "potential" on the living beings, so that an existence similar to the "Great Emperor" can be formed. There is a second set of plans behind PS. 2. The structure of the universe must be large and complex. It can "reduce the quality" of living beings and everything in the world, and "exchange quality for quantity", striving to form a type of Earth universe, a living planet, produce various civilizations, or create a bubble-like space. The more laws in the space, the more powerful they will be. 3. Taking civilized groups as individuals, I think, therefore I am, so there are different gains from different angles. Therefore, it is the most inefficient for one person to climb the law. A civilization as a whole is a good choice. Appropriately put some pressure on these civilizations, that is, doomsday and other disasters, and give the "geniuses" of these civilizations some luck protection in the era, so that they can develop faster. PS This is the second plan. 4. The low-latitude world of the universe uses "dreams + beliefs + laws" to evolve into a spiritual world, similar to the "infinite flow plot world". The specific principle is that some groups have various ideas about a movie, and these ideas can be self-justified when combined, and then evolve into spaces, and then these spaces reincarnate with the evolution, so there are many more crystal wall-like epochs.

As the title says, let's talk about a certain post's division of the realm of God. God is a higher-level creature that needs to condense the divine personality. The divine personality corresponds to the rules controlled by the god, and the rules are expressed as the positions corresponding to the god. SO, for gods, divine power is not a measure of their strength. For gods, the so-called divine power is just an additional product brought by their priesthood. The priesthood allows gods to control the energy corresponding to the priesthood. It is wrong to use weak divine power to divide the vigilance of gods. As for the faith required by God, it is an important tool for them to study the rules. The size of God's kingdom is related to God's understanding of His own rules. PS: This is the most reasonable setting at present. PS: Author, you'd better change the classification to fantasy, or fantasy, Xianxia really feels bad when seeing this.

I didn't want to watch it after reading the beginning. Damn it. Western fantasy is Western fantasy. It's all about chaos and innateness. It's neither fish nor fowl.

A very classic book in the Jingbi system. I read it eight years ago.

This book is simply hilarious. The more you write, the more it falls apart. In the end, in order to prove immortality, you have cultivated yourself to death. They say that nothingness is immortality, and only yourself will be immortal when nothing exists. Isn't this funny? For the sake of immortality, the body is gone, the will is gone, and finally the mind is gone, and nothing else exists. This is bullshit testimony.

After reading it, I feel that the protagonist of this book has no family ties, no friendship, no love, no supporting characters, and not even enemies. Most of the book introduces the protagonist's cultivation process alone, giving people the feeling of playing a single-player game. In the end, he trains himself to death. Looking at the name of the last chapter, immortality is nothingness.

The first half of this book is okay, but the second half lacks story. Most of the time, the protagonist is practicing alone, and the real book feels like the protagonist is in a hurry.

You must jump at the beginning, it's too poisonous, if you don't jump, you won't have the desire to continue watching.

The author has released a new book, Crystal Wall System Transcendence, this is the title

I don't understand the first few pictures, how can I read them below?

The Western fantasy background must combine Chinese and Western elements, giving it a nondescript feel.

I think the ending where the protagonist is reborn in nothingness is a bit pessimistic. This nothingness is similar to the state of death after the energy is exhausted at the end of the real universe. Everything gradually disintegrates into the tiniest matter, and even the black holes are exhausted. Facing nothingness and then being reborn is just like a civilization hoping that the universe will be completely destroyed and then reappeared. It is a gamble on uncertainty. However, intelligent life always wants to seize its own destiny. Either it has completely lost hope and chooses to die, or it still has hope for the future and chooses to be strong. The moment he steps into the void, the protagonist is no longer special and becomes an ordinary person. When this scale is enlarged to countless crystal wall systems, there may be thousands of protagonists who have made similar choices, and there may be a few more amazing ones among them.

The innate god has the power of a bear, there's nothing wrong with it

The protagonist said that his foundation was based on dreams. I haven't seen the protagonist use any dream-related abilities until now. Except for the dream-building technique at the beginning, even the name of the church had nothing to do with dreams at the beginning, and the emblem also had nothing to do with dreams.

A good alien world has been written as a prehistoric one

The writing is very good, but the more I read it, the more I feel uncomfortable. Every now and then, the will of the world will be angry, which is very uncomfortable. Although I know that the world instinctively evolves automatically (the abyss, purgatory, etc.), I always feel that there is a black hand behind the scenes playing chess, but the protagonist cannot control the subsequent development or can't stop it. I wonder if the author will open a new Shinto book and write a new golden finger Shinto book like The Almighty Supreme of All Realms.

Awesome, there was a legacy of belief in God during the Chaos Creation Period.

In fact, I just hope that the author is in good health and can continue to update during his lifetime.

I can only think of the name of one book. Are there any similar books earlier than this one?

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The protagonist turned into a dragon in the end, I was speechless