
The Great Tang’s Martial Arts Alliance Leader
大唐之武林盟主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
2.4kChapters
22.8MReads
31.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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It's obviously Zong Wu, but he insists on riding on my popularity in the Tang Dynasty
Catch the copper tripod into copper water hahahahahahahahahaha
Goguryeo occupies such fertile land in the Northeast and has no food to eat?
Why do characters have qualifications and still need to be cultivated? Then just use clairvoyance to search all over the Tang Dynasty to find out whether they have any qualifications? Still need to summon
What the hell is the Changce Army in the first chapter of the game? Did it exist in the Tang Dynasty? Shencejun!
Could you please first check what "appearing in public" means before writing?
He's not Li Shimin's son, so how can he be called a prince?
When writing about mixed martial arts, write about mixed martial arts, and when writing about the Tang Dynasty, write about the Tang Dynasty. Even if you want to write about the Tang Dynasty, you also want to write about the world view of mixed martial arts. The key is to summon each one of them.
He is the King of Chu! Is the king of one word The meaning of "Yizi King" means that "Yizi King" has the same status as the emperor and shares the country with the emperor. I don't understand and you are still writing it here?
Ancient hotels were called inns