
Awakening of Divine Marks: at the Beginning, There is a Dragon on the Left and a Tiger on the Right Engraved on the Back
by Nothing Can Be Said For Eternity
About This Novel
[Kill decisively! Invincible! No Madonna plot! ]When a bolt of thunder tears through the night and the blood moon descends, the world changes from then on, all beasts evolve, vegetation grows wildly, and spiritual intelligence opens. In just one night, the world fell into bloody chaos. Powerless humans could not stop the beasts that had mutated and swept away the plants that started the evolution of Ganoderma. Countless humans became their prey. However, the people with the tattoos were horrified to find that the tattoos on their bodies also revived, giving them extremely powerful powers. Gu Changqing traveled back to the eve of the change from three years after the change in the world. In his last life, he didn't like to have anything tattooed on his body. Now he has traveled back in time. In order to survive in troubled times, the first thing he did was to invite the world's top tattoo masters to tattoo the top ten evil spirits in the world: Luo Hou, Qilin, White Tiger, Black Dragon, Death, Shura, Hades, Skeleton, Great Sage, and Nezha! Because he knew that carving tattoos after the changes in the world would not allow them to awaken and become a powerful fighting force.
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Official(1100)Scraped 19d ago
The description in the introduction is decisive in killing, not decisive in killing the father. It was a typo and I can't change it now. I'm crying to death.
The protagonist is too ruthless and treats people like animals. He keeps the ones that are useful to him and uses the ones that are useless.
What's the use of so many useless tattoos? If you just tattoo the Emperor of Heaven, Pangu and other creation gods from novels, wouldn't they be invincible?
Brother, isn't that tattoo artist invincible? This is a loophole
I haven't read it. This subject matter cannot be popular.
First, according to the ratio of people in the real world, only one person has a tattoo for every 100 people or more, so those who awaken to tattoos may indeed stand out at first, and then be controlled. Aren't mutants an example? Your subject matter is no different from mutants. Second, in China, don't write about your subject. There is no sense of empathy at all. A serious person with nine years of compulsory education will generally not have tattoos. Third, I read some comments and they all said that it was too cold-blooded. According to the zombie apocalypse text, it is fine. Yours is a spiritual recovery type. It is not good if it is too cold-blooded.
I think it was well written, but the chapter would have been better without the daughter (personally, I don't like it, so I misjudged it)
It's quite silly. Is this the first place? You should also abide by the Basic Law when writing fantasy. The settings in it all come from the mouth.
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Official(1100)Scraped 19d ago
The description in the introduction is decisive in killing, not decisive in killing the father. It was a typo and I can't change it now. I'm crying to death.
The protagonist is too ruthless and treats people like animals. He keeps the ones that are useful to him and uses the ones that are useless.
What's the use of so many useless tattoos? If you just tattoo the Emperor of Heaven, Pangu and other creation gods from novels, wouldn't they be invincible?
Brother, isn't that tattoo artist invincible? This is a loophole
I haven't read it. This subject matter cannot be popular.
First, according to the ratio of people in the real world, only one person has a tattoo for every 100 people or more, so those who awaken to tattoos may indeed stand out at first, and then be controlled. Aren't mutants an example? Your subject matter is no different from mutants. Second, in China, don't write about your subject. There is no sense of empathy at all. A serious person with nine years of compulsory education will generally not have tattoos. Third, I read some comments and they all said that it was too cold-blooded. According to the zombie apocalypse text, it is fine. Yours is a spiritual recovery type. It is not good if it is too cold-blooded.
I think it was well written, but the chapter would have been better without the daughter (personally, I don't like it, so I misjudged it)
It's quite silly. Is this the first place? You should also abide by the Basic Law when writing fantasy. The settings in it all come from the mouth.
















