The Great Vow of the Myriad Worlds

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Cultivation is originally about strengthening oneself, but this vow seems like a disposable product without a good price/performance ratio. It is like water without roots. Except for being useful for fighting, it is mostly useful for people lower than myself. Compared with Western belief in Shinto, it is not as good as it is. It does not have strong potential. It is difficult for practitioners to believe in others after reaching a certain level. However, ordinary people may still be useful when the protagonist's cultivation level is low. After a certain level, they may not have enough willpower. It is suggested that the author allows the protagonist to practice this kind of will power by using faith in Shinto to strengthen himself, and then let his subordinates also practice the Western faith-driven practice, so that they can continue to be stronger and stronger at the same time. Hope to adopt Come on 🤭🌹

It takes hundreds of years for a big man to have thousands of willpower, but the effect of thousands of willpower is too small.

The protagonist should build up power and establish a power structure similar to that of Shinto to continuously obtain the power of will, rather than obtain the power of wish all at once. The protagonist relies too much on the power of wish and has not learned the lessons of the past life at all. It is impossible to rely only on human conscience and oneself. It is obviously a very powerful ability, but the author writes that it is not as good as ordinary practitioners, especially in previous lives.

😃Very good book, please update it soon

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Exchange something of the same value for another thing of the same value. The sacrifices are almost the same. Bartering is a wish.

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