Honghuang: My Master is Taiqing, I Am the Saintly Ancestor of Humanity

Name: Honghuang: My Master is Taiqing, I Am the Saintly Ancestor of Humanity
Author: Cat Ears Hat

by Cat Ears Hat

ongoing Xianxia Daoist Cultivation Male Lead

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Ch. 24 — There is a Gap in the Way of Heaven, but There is a Tacit Understanding between the Two Races

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Travel through the ancient times and become Xuandu, the first disciple of the Human Cult. With the support of Taiqing Saint and exclusive access to the luck of human education, you can increase your cultivation even while sleeping! He wanted to be a quiet salted fish, but when the human race suffered, Xuandu could only go down the mountain in tears. Before leaving, Xuandu hugged my thigh and said, "Master, it's too dangerous outside. There are no Tai Chi diagrams or Xuanhuang Pagodas to defend yourself. This disciple is panicking!" Lao Tzu: "..." ... At this point, Honghuang's painting style completely changed. Others fight for magical powers, while Xuandu fights for family wealth. The two armies faced each other, and Xuandu first ate a meal of innate spiritual fruit to replenish his mana. Then he sacrificed the sky full of spiritual treasures and formed a long river of treasures to wash down. The Taoist priest from the West originally wanted to save a destined person, but he was blinded by the golden elixir rain that Xuandu casually scattered. Not only did he forget to save him, he couldn't help but bend down to pick up beans on the ground. The image of the saint was shattered on the ground. The demon master Kunpeng relied on his extreme speed to make a sneak attack, but he ran into the innate treasure defense net that Xuandu had laid out casually. His head was bruised and bleeding, and two precious feathers were even cut out to make a fan. Xuandu put away the trophies with disgust on his face: "Is this the Great Master? They are all so poor that they are not worth as much as the bell hanging on my green bull!" All the powerful people held their heads together and cried: "Stop scolding, stop scolding, let's get out of here!"