I read the comment section today and found that many people abandoned the book because of the setting at the beginning of the second volume. I was in the author's backstage, watching the collection go up and down, and my heart went up and down along with it.

It is estimated that many readers cannot understand why I set the protagonist to be unable to travel through the world with power, but to start over every time.

There is an explanation in Chapter 101, but it is not ed clearly.

It's not that the protagonist can't take away the power, it's that he can't take it away. Because the power cultivated in a world belongs to this world. If the protagonist takes away the power, it is like poaching a piece of flesh from the world. The world will definitely not

agree.

The other is that the power gained from a certain world carries with it the 'concept' (setting) of that world. When going to a new world, it will be rejected by the new world. (This is the basic setting of this book)

Is there any force that won’t cause rejection?

have!

The three forces of time and space, soul and heart will not be excluded.

However, time and space are the foundation of the world. Not to mention that the protagonist has not obtained the power of time and space. Even if he has obtained this power, the protagonist cannot take it away at this stage. Once the protagonist wants to take away the power of time and space, he will face the entire Hongmeng space.

Counterattack.

Because there is no time and space power, and the concepts contained in other powers will cause conceptual conflicts in other worlds, the protagonist will not take away the power.

As for the two powers of soul and heart, because the protagonist has not yet reached the corresponding level and will be discovered by the world when entering the new world, this situation only occurs now.
Chapter completed!