The Legend of Emei
by Mr. Dimple
About This Novel
The mainland of Kyushu is bustling with fireworks, and in the Mingchuan Mountains of Kyushu, it is said that there are immortal cultivators who can absorb the spiritual energy of the mountains. With the help of the spiritual energy, they hope to break through the mortal body and fly to immortals to penetrate the eternity of heaven and earth. In order to prevent disturbance and for the stability of Kyushu, the immortal cultivators teamed up to set up a large formation to separate the connection with the secular world. Since then, even if there are seekers, it is difficult to find it. Over time, the fairyland has become a talk and joke among children in the streets, and no one is looking for it.
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The order in the book is wrong.
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The main character's name is too casual and a bit girly...
After writing so much, why doesn't anyone pay attention to this platform?
Why should we introduce Lu Dongbin, Han Zhongli and the like?
This third young master Murong deserved to die.
What the hell is going on? The order is reversed and abandoned.
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Community(0)
Official(6)Scraped 2mo ago
The order in the book is wrong.
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
The main character's name is too casual and a bit girly...
After writing so much, why doesn't anyone pay attention to this platform?
Why should we introduce Lu Dongbin, Han Zhongli and the like?
This third young master Murong deserved to die.
What the hell is going on? The order is reversed and abandoned.
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