The Coiling Dragon Rises for Ten Thousand Years

The setting of this book conflicts with the original work. This book sets up that the godhead of refining 5 mystical fusion Shura can directly inherit the realm of fusion of five mysteries, and the godhead of refining Dzogchen can directly be the fusion realm of six mysteries, but without the power of will. This is completely inconsistent with the original work. The original book clearly states that the refining godhead is the weakest high-level god and cannot inherit the realm of fusion of mysteries at all.

I really can't understand that a level five fox monster can break through the holy realm. Can the author explain why? The content is too loose and watery

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There are many women in this book that the protagonist doesn't like, but likes to write that they like other men. The protagonist likes his woman to be raped.

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Do you know what a super mythical beast is? It becomes a god directly when you reach adulthood.

No wonder I added a bookshelf and am reading now. The first little poisonous point: As for the protagonist's innate ability, has the author forgotten that something that can enhance the understanding of mysteries can be continuously strengthened by devouring the godhead. Later, he swallowed a secondary design of the seven-star demon godhead of destruction added by the author himself, and there is almost no description of the rest; The second big poisonous point: refining the godhead can inherit law insights. This author said that it is a second design, and it can be perfected. What I want to say is, no matter how you round it up, it is a big poisonous point. I asked those main gods with families if they would prepare one for their descendants. How many 77 main gods do you want? If there are less Dzogchens, how many Dzogchens do you have to kill? Even if not all the main gods have families, one-third of them do, which is awesome enough. Looking at it from another perspective, a family of four divine beasts that can refine the Dzogchen godhead and become a pseudo-Dzogchen godhead, will it not be able to solve the family problem? With the tyranny of the four gods of the beast family when they were still there, they could kill as many Dzogchen as there were.

The protagonist has some dogs playing tricks on mice and is meddling in his own business.

Come on, I haven't read it yet, but I've added it to my bookshelf.