
Mortal Chaos Embryo
About This Novel
Wang Teng travels through the mortal world and carries the embryo of chaos. He can turn all laws into his own use, awaken the wisdom of the past, and change his fate against the will of heaven. From Qixuanmen to Yellow Maple Valley, he killed enemies, seized opportunities, and embarked on a unique path to immortality, crisscrossing the three realms and building a great avenue.
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Official(17)Scraped 3d ago
The basic setting of Mortal is reality. It is because the sense of immersion is so strong that it went from being unknown to being popular all over the Internet. Anyone who writes about mortal fans must not deviate from this basic setting, otherwise it will not only shut out mortal fans but also push out some fans who prefer this aspect.
The elixir was formed in Chapter 124. More than 200 chapters later, it is still in the early stages of forming the elixir and it has not moved at all.
In the world view of mortals, what I hate the most is this kind of awesome coaxing. Can't you just be honest and do your best? Isn't it good to just make a fortune in silence? It's as if it's two hundred and fifty. I didn't even have the desire to read this title. You add some funny plots among mortals and you're guaranteed to be a hit. Damn you for doing this.
Do you like to change the original work so much?
The first part is okay, but the next thirty or so chapters are downright toxic. To take the pot and bowl and write it as a reincarnation to replace the youngest of the Mo family who has no spiritual roots? Also have a younger sister. What's the point of writing this? What Samsung gave me was writing, but this poison is really unbearable. Slipping away.
Mrs., Mrs., Mrs., Mrs., I'm in charge.
The author ran away with the bucket?
Are you a eunuch?
Goldfinger was awesome and coaxing at first, but this is the end? It's so extreme, it's no different from other people's understanding!
The previous writing is very good, why do you need to change the settings after more than 20 chapters?
It's a bit long-winded, the characters' emotions don't need to be described so delicately, the focus is on cultivating immortality, and the description of some insights and the like takes up too much space.
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Community(0)
Official(17)Scraped 3d ago
The basic setting of Mortal is reality. It is because the sense of immersion is so strong that it went from being unknown to being popular all over the Internet. Anyone who writes about mortal fans must not deviate from this basic setting, otherwise it will not only shut out mortal fans but also push out some fans who prefer this aspect.
The elixir was formed in Chapter 124. More than 200 chapters later, it is still in the early stages of forming the elixir and it has not moved at all.
In the world view of mortals, what I hate the most is this kind of awesome coaxing. Can't you just be honest and do your best? Isn't it good to just make a fortune in silence? It's as if it's two hundred and fifty. I didn't even have the desire to read this title. You add some funny plots among mortals and you're guaranteed to be a hit. Damn you for doing this.
Do you like to change the original work so much?
The first part is okay, but the next thirty or so chapters are downright toxic. To take the pot and bowl and write it as a reincarnation to replace the youngest of the Mo family who has no spiritual roots? Also have a younger sister. What's the point of writing this? What Samsung gave me was writing, but this poison is really unbearable. Slipping away.
Mrs., Mrs., Mrs., Mrs., I'm in charge.
The author ran away with the bucket?
Are you a eunuch?
Goldfinger was awesome and coaxing at first, but this is the end? It's so extreme, it's no different from other people's understanding!
The previous writing is very good, why do you need to change the settings after more than 20 chapters?
It's a bit long-winded, the characters' emotions don't need to be described so delicately, the focus is on cultivating immortality, and the description of some insights and the like takes up too much space.











