
The Fortunes of the Heavens Began from Becoming the Prince of the Qing Kingdom
by Feng Huizi
About This Novel
Li Chengru traveled across the earth and came to the world of Qing Yunian. At the beginning, he became the eldest prince of Qing Kingdom, the famous Prince He. A son of Emperor Qing who was not taken seriously. Fighting for his fate, Li Chengru chose to seek the throne and overthrow Emperor Qing. From then on, a supreme destiny dynasty was established, the whole country ascended, and the great world began. Gradually, he began to attack all heavens and realms. Covering the sky for mortals, the Tomb of the Eternal God, and the God of Journey to the West, his legends and battle flags are everywhere. A thorn in the side of the prehistoric saints, a thorn in the flesh in the eyes of heaven, and a thorn in the flesh of the heavens. Wu is blessed with the luck of the King, protected by the merits of the Great Dao, and relies on the sign of the Great Dao's fortune to make the enemy retreat.
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Official(16)Scraped 25d ago
If you have the strength, you won't push for anything, and you will always engage in imitation and tricks.
It feels like a mess and I couldn't stand it after watching a few of them, but it's free and there's not much to say.
They have different worldviews, and it would be too confusing if the two systems were randomly interpolated. Author, what do you think?
Writing with Xuezhong, such comprehensive combat power is in a mess, and the training system and background are completely different. Looks weird
The structure and concept of this book are still very good, but the system in it is too confusing. Judging from what you wrote, you must have seen the Eternal Kingdom. You can follow the Eternal Kingdom and slowly ascend to the heavens and worlds step by step. You did create a bit of a mess like this, jumping directly from martial arts to prehistoric times.
The protagonist is willing to kill his own woman and son, and he is so kind to Feng Nian. The protagonist will not kneel down and beg Feng Nian, and just say that he is a disciple. Love men don't love women anymore.
I can't say it's rubbish, but it's on the same level as rubbish.
The fusion world has one thing in common: it's a mess, and those who want to watch it have to watch it without thinking at all.
Why is that rating so low? Qing Yu Nian and Snow Swordsman have different world views.
It's too bad. The sentences don't make sense. I feel like the previous sentence and the next sentence don't match up at all. It's too loose. The author only wrote a little bit of the novel in his mind and let us guess the rest, right?
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Community(0)
Official(16)Scraped 25d ago
If you have the strength, you won't push for anything, and you will always engage in imitation and tricks.
It feels like a mess and I couldn't stand it after watching a few of them, but it's free and there's not much to say.
They have different worldviews, and it would be too confusing if the two systems were randomly interpolated. Author, what do you think?
Writing with Xuezhong, such comprehensive combat power is in a mess, and the training system and background are completely different. Looks weird
The structure and concept of this book are still very good, but the system in it is too confusing. Judging from what you wrote, you must have seen the Eternal Kingdom. You can follow the Eternal Kingdom and slowly ascend to the heavens and worlds step by step. You did create a bit of a mess like this, jumping directly from martial arts to prehistoric times.
The protagonist is willing to kill his own woman and son, and he is so kind to Feng Nian. The protagonist will not kneel down and beg Feng Nian, and just say that he is a disciple. Love men don't love women anymore.
I can't say it's rubbish, but it's on the same level as rubbish.
The fusion world has one thing in common: it's a mess, and those who want to watch it have to watch it without thinking at all.
Why is that rating so low? Qing Yu Nian and Snow Swordsman have different world views.
It's too bad. The sentences don't make sense. I feel like the previous sentence and the next sentence don't match up at all. It's too loose. The author only wrote a little bit of the novel in his mind and let us guess the rest, right?









