Above the Great Dao - Chapter 191 - 106 I Want You to Help Me Cultivate

Tian Shen, an average boy who died on earth due to an accident, reincarnated in a cultivation world! He thought that he will get a golden finger like in those novels and then he will start his journey to reach the peak of power and in the meantime, he will also embrace some beautiful fairies.

[source of knowledge activated]

[Identity: the origin of darkness/nothingness-the origin of knowledge-one of the three true omnipotent beings]

[Ability: Reality Manipulation - Dimensional Manipulation - Immortality - Soul Manipulation - Telekinesis - Telepathy -Teleport- Annihilation - Life and Death Manipulation - infinite Speed ​​- Time Travel - Omniscient - Dream Into Reality - Fate Manipulation - Time Manipulation - Space Manipulation - Creation of concept - Annihilation of the concept - infinite persistence - omnipresent - Limitless energy - ]

[Notice your strength cannot be measured by cultivation]

But how can he have a journey to reaching the peak of power when he is already beyond the peak?

Well then, it's better to find a wife than not to be alone at least!

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