
Becoming the Heavenly Dao in Journey to the West
混在西游当天道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 243k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Myths & Legends
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
128Chapters
3.1MReads
31.1kFlowers
9.9Score
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I really thought that the so-called seed was a weakling who obtained the training method of a big boss and became a big boss again. In the end, you really just let it go and emerged as a boss. Then why don't you just throw out all 100,000 of them, and just let these 100,000 of them fight in chaos, making reputation everywhere, wouldn't it be faster? How did this ** book get 30,000 flowers?
It is true that the normal prehistoric school cannot win the Perfection and Zhetian, and may not even be able to compare with the world view, but if those prehistoric schools that do not belong to the prehistoric school have indeed won, and ah, Daluo Jinxian is immortal and immortal, all time and space are eternal, that is the setting of Taoist Daluo, and has nothing to do with the prehistoric Daluo. Why do people keep getting this confused? Also, the Immortal Emperor is not the end. There is a realm above the Immortal Emperor. Who knows how powerful the realm is above the Immortal Emperor.
After reading the beginning, I knew it was a zz novel
I just want to ask why it is tens of thousands of miles or hundreds of thousands of miles at one moment, and thousands of feet at the next. These two units are not at the same level at all (one mile is almost 150 feet, and tens of thousands of miles, that is millions of feet)