Song Que's Heavenly Blade stretches a million miles across the sky, and with a single slash, he wipes out an entire civilization. Ning Daoqi uses his Eight Trigrams of the Eight Scatterings to lay out the trigrams in the void, spy on the river of time, and learn the past and future. Bi Xuan's Blazing Sun Divine Art fuses billions of stars to forge the Spear of Aguzhihua. Fu Cailin's Swordplay of Yi gambles with heaven, earth, and destiny.
Tai Ji sighed. "Am I listening to some kind of myth? No, this isn't a myth. It has to be a dream. Any mythical figure who ran into these people would get slapped to death."
This is the story of Tai Ji, who brings the Myriad Heavens Martial Arena to a seriously overpowered world of the Great Tang...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Ssangyong is the most ruthless and unjust.
Is there any mistake? Each page is five or six pages long and that's it? Give me a novel that's only half-read?
Bu Jingyun was killed during the storm, how could he still seize the peerless sword?
**Author. During the storm, Bu Jingyun was obviously killed by the protagonist, but later he ran out to grab a peerless sword. How awesome.
There are too many similarities with the projection of the heavens. Half of them are posted out of chapter, which is a waste of money.
I want to read novels about traveling through the snow, but there are so few. Which boss knows?
Are there any fans of Dragon Snake? It's rare to see them lately.
It's very similar to the projection of the heavens, you can take a look
There are so many chapters and the main character is still so bad
It is simply a copy of the projection of the heavens.