Lin Xiao, a B-list star, obtains a mysterious altar and arrives in a parallel world where a unified China rules the globe!
Offer anything to the altar, and you can receive a related magical ability, rare treasures, or heavenly techniques from the myriad realms!
Offer a copy of An Actor's Self-Cultivation, and congratulations, you've gained acting skills worthy of an award-winning actor. All right, the Oscars, here I come!
Offer a bottle of perfume, and congratulations, you've gained the ability to identify women by their scent, along with a 300 percent boost in your appeal to women at all times. Lin Xiao wonders what good that is. Wait, why are Yang Mi, Zhao Liying, and Liu Yifei all throwing themselves into my arms?
Offer a bronze ruler, and congratulations, you've gained the Earth-Rank technique Flame-Splitting Wave-Swallowing Ruler!
Lin Xiao stares in shock at the one treasure after another cast out by the altar, his scalp tingling. He cautiously asks:
What would I get if I offered the Earth?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If the protagonist sacrifices the earth, he will get a mentally retarded author.
Aren't you afraid of being beaten to death for writing a book like this?
What you said on the first floor is correct. Zheng He was from the Tang Dynasty.
Sacrifice to the earth and you will die!
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If I remember correctly, Zheng He's voyages to the West were a matter of the Tang Dynasty.
Is the paragraph layout wrong in picture 12?
Damn it... You. Who taught you history? Zheng He made seven voyages to the West during the reign of Zhu Di in the Ming Dynasty. Return to the Tang Dynasty.
Damn it... You. Who taught you history? Zheng He made seven voyages to the West during the reign of Zhu Di in the Ming Dynasty. Return to the Tang Dynasty.