As they laughed, a thunderous boom rang out, and Mount Jiulong collapsed. A flash of clear light shot by, and a golden scroll flew out, vanishing beyond the heavens in an instant.
The hundreds of thousands gathered there stared in stunned silence. A gentle breeze swept through, scattering the clouds and mist. A young Daoist appeared, walking leisurely through the air. He wore a robe adorned with ten thousand swords, and a jade sword was strapped to his back. Slowly, he raised his head. His deep, boundless gaze passed through layer upon layer of space and settled on the ethereal Heavenly Dao. He murmured, "I'm finally out! Eldest Martial Uncle, Second Martial Uncle, I'll never forget your great kindness. Your nephew will repay you both properly!!!!! Hahahahahaha!!!
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Everyone who reads this book is s.. B and doesn't explain it!
The original Tianzun had a fight with his nephew (Yunxiao Bixiao Qiongxiao) because his apprentice was in the lower world. Who would protect him?
If someone is a disciple of Tongtian, wouldn't he be a disciple of Yuan? I can do that too. I read novels now and my head hurts when I see Tongtian. There are more than a dozen authors.
Chapter 5 says that Nuwa, the sage of the Supreme Purity, has become a saint even before she created humans? New logic?
What the hell is wrong?
Is it Kong Xuan or Mo Lin?
Damn it, just read one chapter and deduct my money from Chapter 15. Let me fuck your daughter.
It's written as if it's a joke
Do you understand the chronological order of the prehistoric times?
When I first saw the introduction, it looked like Qingxu, so I changed a few words.