National Fate: Summon the Old Celestial Master, and the Nation Goes Wild

Most of the protagonists of Guoyun-ryu are self-reliant on their strength or cheating. When summoned, they ignore the preparation time and go in empty-handed. I'm confused. It's one thing for you to be strong, but your clothes won't get dirty? You are confident that food can be easily obtained, but what about salt? What about the various seasonings? The first meal of these protagonists in the world of Guoyun is usually barbecue. Do you think it tastes good without salt or sauce? Food represents survival, and most of the protagonists of the national destiny are in short supply, but seasoning represents the quality of life. Salt is available in every household and does not take up space. Is it troublesome to bring a pack before leaving? He just went in with his hands in his pockets, bringing nothing with him, thinking he was very cool, but with the tasteless barbecue, how are these protagonists living like savages?

I don't understand why I have to leave when Sun Wukong is here? Just fly directly

There are too few updates. It's time for the protagonist to take action. Don't put it on the shelves like the original literary style where the protagonist hasn't taken action yet. It turns out that those literary affairs only have one template, and the early installation ends early. You, the one with the list of gods, can only get better and better, endless, you can take action earlier. Now that Lao Sun and Boss Bai have taken action, you can reach the full level of the Golden Light Spell and the Five Thunder Methods.

Draw your sword, show your stars, and let me see if there is anyone I can hit!

Boss Bai's clones are all over the country's destiny. This is to prove Daluo.

Popular science about the sun god The Sun God, also known as the Sun God, the Chinese Sun God is Xihe, the Sun Lord, and the Sun Star Lord, the Western Sun God is Helios and Apollo, and the Hindu Sun God is Suriya. Ra is the sun god in ancient Egyptian mythology. Thor, the sun god in Roman mythology, Roman scholars believe that he is a god from Syria. Jiu Ge·Dongjun is a poem written by Qu Yuan, a poet of the Chu State during the Warring States Period, and is one of the Nine Songs. This is the Chu people's hymn to worship the sun god. According to records in ancient books such as The Classic of Mountains and Seas, the Ten Ris in sun myths and legends in ancient China are the sons of Emperor Jun and Xihe. They have both human and divine characteristics, and are the incarnation of the Golden Crow. They are three-legged crows and flying sun birds. For example, "Xihe, the wife of Emperor Jun, was born on the tenth day" in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, Dahuangdongjing; "Xihe, the wife of Emperor Jun, was born on the tenth day" in the Classic of Mountains and Seas; in the Haiwaidong Jing, it is said that "there are hibiscus on the Tang Valley, and I bathe in the tenth day, in the north of the black teeth. There are big trees in the water, and they live on the lower branches for nine days, and on the upper branches for one day." Huainanzi·Spirit Chapter says that "there is a crow in the middle of the sun", and Guo Pu's annotation says that "there is a three-legged crow in the middle", which is an explanation and explanation of the sun being the incarnation of the golden crow.

I still don't understand. Isn't Three Thousand Avenues an imaginary number?

Show your sword, take out your stars, let me see if there is anyone I can fight!

Book review ratings from low to high: Just like when we first met → It's been years since then → A sincere gift → Like an old friend returning → Singing and getting drunk → Clothes in recent months → Green and green → Running water like years → Do not complain about separation → Self-knowledge of warmth and coldness → Deep love → Do you know the lover → Flowers blooming on the road → Know who you are with → Deep love will not last long → Wisdom will be hurt

It's not that it's not enough in the eyes of ordinary people, but it probably won't be on the list of gods.