Great Fight

Very innovative

It's time for the Haobuhuo series again. Here we welcome our host Liang Yi Hunyuan Zhu Jiutian (Wen Laoxi). Hello everyone (500 words are omitted here, because it will be troublesome if I write it down later, because I am really good at 500 words 233 about the background of the work) Okay, let's not brag. This book is the game article that got me into trouble with the previous book Kunlun There is a Sword. Of course, I plan to write a column about the previous book (provided that the number of likes on the book list exceeds 500). This book was originally written as a postscript to the author's previous book. As a result, the author is pleased with himself and we readers are also pleased with ourselves (here I want to say that Zhiqing is awesome, old Xue, can I brag about it, Wei Yun and Wang Yuanyuan are the best CPs), so just writing this, Fortress Civilization began. Although the author did not write about the opening and development of Fortress Civilization, assimilation of other civilizations, wars and trade and diplomacy, but seeing Wei Yun transform from the handsome young man before (although it is a bit funny, He doesn't like martial arts and loves to travel) and now he kills the gods in the universe for the sake of his disciple's foundation. The layout makes the human race in this world practice acquired skills and everyone kills the foreign races (although this guy is still afraid of his wife), or Wang Yuanyuan's transformation from a little witch in the past to a boss who manages a fortress now. This sequel is not only attractive to fans of the previous work, but also because of the author's powerful writing style (of course, not to the level of a great master), this book can be integrated into this world without having read the previous work. Of course, the biggest highlight is the dual protagonists, yes, that's right, dual protagonists (although Xu Tong's