Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods.

However, it wasn't until recently that the idea of ​​returning to Earth regained its dominance and became the mainstream ideology of the New Earth, guiding them to return to Earth.

At the same moment, in some corner of the earth, Titan Godzilla, which had been asleep for 20,000 years, slowly opened its eyes, raised its heavy head and looked into space, as if confronting those eyes from afar.

When Godzilla realized that humans had returned to the surface, it broke free from its slumber and stood up, its hundreds-of-meters-tall body towering over the forest.

This astonishing change was clearly displayed before humanity's advanced spaceships. The humans of the new Earth recognized it as Godzilla from historical records, but they disregarded it and issued an order to the new Earth's massive fleet to return to Earth.

Although humanity was driven out by the Titans 20,000 years ago, they have developed over a long period of time, and their technology and weaponry have reached an advanced level in the universe.

Faced with Titans who haven't even left their planet, it's only natural that humanity could defeat them and return to Earth.

Until the very last moment before a beam of azure charged particles pierced the atmosphere and annihilated them, they always believed this…

...

On an otherwise ordinary day, an unseen force reverberated deep within the warp, causing beings slumbering in eternal slumber to slowly awaken.

The empty garden gradually became noisy, monsters roared, lush plants swayed in the wind, and the soil made of chaotic power trembled slightly.

At this moment when all things seemed to be reviving, Longbo fully awoke, and wisps of chaotic power swirled and wove deep within the floating continent, manifesting as a human form.

Longbo opened his eyes again, his gaze like a dazzling beam of light that instantly illuminated countless universes, its brilliance flashing and piercing through all points in time.

In an instant, His form appeared in every corner of the Arcane Multiverse, witnessing the most primordial state of all universes.

The trajectories of the stars in the universe are still unstable, and the earliest forms of life have not yet been conceived. Everything is floating and sinking under the gaze of two pairs of eyes.

Longbo did not take any action, but simply because of his arrival, some kind of information was dissipated, leaving an insurmountable iron law at the bottom of the universe in the very beginning of all universes.

From then on, everything in the universe will evolve towards a human form. The forces of light and darkness will come and then quietly disappear, becoming the source of opposition for countless universes over billions of years to come.

In the blink of an eye, Longbo returned to the original point in time and saw many beings who had noticed the change. They all looked at Longbo with congratulatory and admiring glances.

At this moment, they realized that Longbo had completely distanced himself from them, reaching a level far beyond their own.

Even the strongest among them is only half a step away from this level, but that half step has become an insurmountable chasm.

Longbo came to his senses and fully realized how powerful he was now. As long as his gaze extended and his mind followed, he could instantly create a new universe comparable in size to the Arcane Multiverse.

It can also rewrite all the laws of the multiverse at will, instantly changing common sense and various underlying logics. For example, with a single thought, it can rewrite the thinking of all beings below its own level, turning them all into beings who love life and peace like Ultraman.

At the moment of His complete ascension, He became fully present in the highest rank of all the multiverses, and the creation and destruction of the multiverses depended entirely on His will.

He closed his eyes, and when he opened them again, he found himself in an avatar within another multiverse. In an instant, he felt his legend become a reality; Titans, the warp, and everything else appeared in other universes…

He clearly saw that in the Marvel multiverse, many powerful gods began to whisper the name of Lombard. In DC, and even in many multiverses that Lombard had never reached, gods near the pinnacle, though not witnessing it firsthand, all knew of this god's existence at the same moment.

Countless whispers of the gods fell in various languages, flowing and spreading through the endless void. They were all wary, cheering, and even worshipping.

Although the near-apex deities did not communicate with Him, they gave Him a unique designation:

"Ancient Gods..."

finish the flower

I apologize for the rushed ending; I ultimately failed to reach a million words.

Ultimately, it was because the combat strength wasn't well controlled and expanded too quickly, resulting in a lack of material to write about later on.

There were also many problems with the settings, such as the attribute points, so in the end, we simply threw it away.

I kept forgetting about the protagonist's cheat abilities as I wrote. (The longest I ever forgot about the protagonist having a system was over a month.)

Another point of criticism is that it incorporates too many different worldviews. I've learned my lesson; if no one were criticizing it, I could actually incorporate seven or eight more worldviews in the free version (sweating).

Actually, a lot of people have criticized my book.

If you're going to write garbage and so many people are criticizing it, you might as well go back to writing One Piece fanfiction.

I just saw someone saying that Odin's fighting Orochi lowered his stats, but I think they probably didn't understand the context.

Although it's been several months, I remember that I didn't write about fighting the Yamata no Orochi. Instead, I shook it down and beat up a few of the Ganren Dragon's kind, saving their lives.

It seems to be Typhon, Hydra, and the unfortunate Xiangliu?

Actually, this book also performed the best, reaching the "Featured" category with over 3,000 average daily subscriptions. Although new subscriptions weren't great after almost five months on the shelves, there were still over 1,000 follower subscriptions, indicating that reader engagement is quite good.

For a book with over 3,000 words and 960,000 characters, this should be considered a pretty good number of subscriptions, right?

However, the first One Piece novel, Flame Demon, only reached a little over 800 words per page upon completion, while the novel Archangel only reached a little over 1700 words per page.

Longbo had previously published another original book that flopped.

So I admit it's poorly written, but saying it's inferior to the two One Piece books is unfounded.

Towards the end, there wasn't much left to write, so I rushed to finish it.

As for the new book, I haven't given up on my dream of creating original works. I plan to create a new account and try it out with the Edo Tensei style.

This result is pretty good, so I'll reward myself with an original .JPG!

I have what I think is a pretty good idea: I plan to try writing some protagonists with a realistic feel.

I don't know if you've noticed, but all the main characters I write seem too serious. Every time I try to write a humorous character, I can't seem to come up with anything. It feels like the characters aren't living, breathing people.

Maybe it's because I don't like to swear, I don't laugh much, I don't have many friends to talk to, and I'm a shut-in whose life is just going through the motions.

I won't post the book title or my alternate account, but some readers might be part of the audience. I hope you won't expose my alternate account if you recognize me, since it's quite embarrassing for an Edo Tensei game to fail.

There's no need to rush this account to release a new book. If it flops, I'll naturally slink back and continue writing fanfiction. After I finish that, I'll reward myself with an original book!

So let's leave it at that.

I would like to thank all the readers for their support.

Thank you! (bows.JPG) ×N