How could this be so unfair?
The transmigrator Gong Tong had just mastered peerless martial arts in a wuxia world.
He thought he could go down the mountain and roam the land.
Then his master suddenly threw him into a formation, and he transmigrated again.
He arrived in the Three Kingdoms, where heroes vied for supremacy, and gained mysterious powers over space and time!
Food shortage? His powers over space and time can make crops ripen in just a few days!
A thousand miles of barren land? His powers can reshape the world, bringing an endless supply of water!
An epidemic breaks out? Don't worry, he can turn back time for you!
The realm is in chaos, with warlords ruling their own territories?
Have you asked the god of slaughter, Bai Qi, at my side? What about the Hegemon King, Xiang Yu?
Huh, why is everyone calling me an immortal?
But I'm just an utterly ordinary...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Not bad. Judging from the trend, I guess the protagonist will not let anyone go. It's really awesome**
The plot is okay, I hope it doesn't end badly!
Are you talking about the fantasy Three Kingdoms? The protagonist introduces this ability to Jisuke. I thought it was an ordinary world, but it turned out there was nothing interesting about the fantasy world.
This book is absolutely eunuch and will never be popular. This is Feilu
Will Western magic come out? After the Three Kingdoms are unified, fight directly!
A man should have control over the harem
What does it mean that the body is her son and you are not wearing it?
I put it down before reading a few chapters, but now I've found the new release list, haha
It's not like a novel. When I listened to the book, when I heard Chapter 6, it was still the same as... The same. After listening to Chapters 5 to 6, I can still hear that basically every sentence contains these two words.
About Xuan Niao's love book "Three Kingdoms: Only knows the summoning technique, has he become a god?" 2. Comments on Chapter 2: The Undercurrent.