Cultivation in Myths and Legends
by Sunny On The Third Day Of August
About This Novel
I once roared to the sky in front of Huaguo Mountain, and sighed at the snake under Leifeng Pagoda; I once discussed Taoism with the Buddha in Lanruo Temple, and I also held a flying dragon at Chentang Pass; I once took a little fire from the lotus lamp to ward off the heavenly soldiers, and I also picked a leaf from the hibiscus tree to shield the golden crow. This is my story. The story of a cultivator who grew up in myths and legends.
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Official(2)Scraped 4d ago
I always skip some of the first few chapters...
It seems to be a book from a few years ago, but I'm still a little annoyed by plots that conceal their origins or something. . .
...When I read the book now, I feel like each time traveler conceals his or her identity. What is there to hide? What threat do you, an ordinary person, pose to other people when you go to other worlds, and what is your use value? There's no benefit at all from hiding it. I really don't understand it.
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Official(2)Scraped 4d ago
I always skip some of the first few chapters...
It seems to be a book from a few years ago, but I'm still a little annoyed by plots that conceal their origins or something. . .
...When I read the book now, I feel like each time traveler conceals his or her identity. What is there to hide? What threat do you, an ordinary person, pose to other people when you go to other worlds, and what is your use value? There's no benefit at all from hiding it. I really don't understand it.
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