The Secret Changes

Name: The Secret Changes
Author: Wind Chime Layman

by Wind Chime Layman

completed Xuanhuan Eastern Fantasy Male Lead

Length:

320Kwords

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Ch. 150 — Pk with God of War

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About This Novel

Tang Ying was originally the most outstanding disciple of Xuantian Clan. He defeated his junior brother Lin Quan in the arena. Lin Quan hated him ever since. Zhang Lu, who had always liked Lin Quan, helped Lin Quan design a Hongmen banquet. The two of them worked together to invite Tang Ying to assassinate him. Tang Ying was so powerful that these two men were no match for him, but the two men who had already prepared released the killing formation. After Tang Ying fell into the killing formation, the two used their full strength to kill Tang Ying. After Tang Ying woke up, he found that he had traveled through time. He traveled to a place where the strong were respected, called the Xuantian Continent. Unexpectedly, he was born into a powerful family, but all his skills in his previous life were lost. He became a waste of the family and was kicked out by the family elders after his father's death. He hated that he had lost all his skills and hated that he was useless. On a rainy day, he ran under a tree and beat it to discourage him. Unexpectedly, a bolt of lightning struck him and knocked him unconscious. When he woke up, his talent suddenly increased. He didn't know that he was already gifted, so he decided to make himself stronger again. In an accident, he released a great trouble in the world, and the great trouble in the world ran out of strength and escaped. After the Great Trouble of Heaven and Earth escaped, an old man appeared. The old man told him: "The person who can release it is the person who can seal it again in the future." Just when Tang Ying's strength reached its peak, who knew that the secret of heaven suddenly changed, and Tang Ying's skill slowly disappeared again. Tang Ying shouted angrily to the sky: "My fate is up to me and not up to God."