I Have Become a God and the Whole World is Still Practicing Qi

Name: I Have Become a God and the Whole World is Still Practicing Qi
Author: The Red Dust Is Like A Song

by The Red Dust Is Like A Song

completed Xuanhuan High Fantasy Martial Arts Male Lead

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251Kwords107chapters

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About This Novel

Xiao Leng, who was in the stage of becoming a god, was forced to go down the mountain to look for opportunities because he could not break through. Xiao Leng always adhered to the principle of being careful about the dangers in the outside world, but gradually, the truth of this world appeared in front of him. During the Catastrophic Years, almost all human cultivators were extinct. At present, as long as they have reached foundation building and core formation, they are already the top strong ones, but Xiao Leng can kill these so-called strong ones in an instant. At this moment, for unknown reasons, the whole world is undercurrent, spiritual energy is resurrected, and the demon race seizes every opportunity to cultivate. The demon race, which originally had a strong foundation, is much stronger than the human race. In contrast, how should the human race, with almost all ancient books destroyed, face the revival of spiritual energy? Because of this, Xiao Leng's low-key life could not last long. From the beginning of simply looking for opportunities and killing demons, to later, in order to save the human race and kill demons, Xiao Leng's whole person has undergone tremendous changes. In the rolling tide, those standing in front can only move forward. As a human race, Xiao Leng can only be the person standing in the front.

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Thoughts20mo ago

Well, the author should go out and find a class! At least I won't starve to death.

Tang Moting21mo ago

I felt quite tired when writing this book because I was a newcomer and no one seemed to read it after I wrote it, so I think there is still a lot of room for improvement.