A Journey to Reshape a Parallel Earth

Soldier: Report to the commander that we have run out of bullets, but what should we do if the female soldiers are still pressing forward step by step? Commander: Brothers, if you don't have any bullets, just have sex with them. We must rape all the female soldiers. Soldier: At the end of the battle, most of the female soldiers were raped, a small number were impregnated and escaped, and the rest had their breasts caressed! One person in our army was injured, and his name was Yang Wei. He was the one who didn't comment after watching it.

Can you be more funny? Hundreds of millions of years ago, there were no humans on the earth, but the earth was still moving. Millions of years ago, during the age of dinosaurs, the earth was still moving. Even if the dinosaurs were wiped out, the earth was still moving. Don't make human beings so important to the earth. Not to mention hundreds of millions of years ago, even tens of thousands of years ago, the earth was still green and blue.

I just want to ask, there are so many novels about turning into the earth, why do the protagonists always have to fight for themselves? It's better to just wipe out the human race, it's useless anyway.

The power system in the Super Seminary Chapter is too ridiculous, with too many false heights. The four generations of divine bodies can be blasted into countless particles by the sun. According to the setting, it is equivalent to the fifteenth or sixteenth level. The eleventh level of the fantasy training system can break the star field.

Lifetime series! Two and a half years! From the beginning of the book until now, there are only over 600 and nearly 700 chapters! Should I never see the ending in this life?

When I first watched it, there was a big question. If an outsider came to the protagonist's earth, would the protagonist find out? Okay, even if you can't find it, when he steals your protagonist's energy, don't say you can't find it again, right?? So if your protagonist steals energy from other worlds, other worlds will definitely find out that the protagonist is an outsider. That can only have two consequences. The first is to kick your protagonist out of this world, and the second is to destroy your protagonist.

It's a bit poisonous. As a Gaia, you go to another world to plunder, but Gaia in other worlds doesn't care about you? Funny

The young Taoist priest asked the master why the monk and priest could subdue ghosts by reciting a few words, and why a little demon could destroy them. We Taoist priests can destroy the big demon with just a few clicks. The master replied that it was because they came from barbarians, and did you see the big pig on the mountain? How about it? It was quite fat. It would be delicious when made into a braised pork pit, but it was a pity that it ran away. That's a big demon, aren't you afraid? Ah, the big demon is so scary. If you're afraid of a hammer, chase after me quickly, otherwise you'll be hungry tonight

Even if you post a stupid comment, the author won't read it. People may have mines at home, so they are not panicking and writing books is just for fun. It doesn't really depend on my mood, it's a willful b. It's not like the eunuch, they are just hanging on to you. Anyway, the book is unfinished and it is being serialized anyway. The readers can decide whether they like to read it or not. People don't give any reasons for interrupting and delaying updates, they are just so willful.

There is no legend about Nuwa creating human beings in Journey to the West. The opening chapter of Journey to the West has already said that human beings are born naturally, just like animals such as the six domestic animals. There is only one sentence in Journey to the West where Nuwa is mentioned. The ancestor Taishang understood the name of Nuwa and refined stones to mend the sky. In other words, in Wu Chengen's Journey to the West, there is no Nuwa to be precise.