Six months ago, a massive rift suddenly appeared in the skies above Juxia City, Huaxia! Angels, demons, and Taotie all descended upon Earth...
Several days later, in the hometown of Lord Guan, the Martial Saint Guan Yu strode out of the Guan Yu Temple with his Green Dragon Crescent Blade in hand, cutting a Taotie warrior who called itself a higher civilization in half with one strike...
At Bai Qi's tomb, the moment more than ten archaeologists cautiously opened the coffin, the God of Death, Bai Qi, known to later generations as the Butcher, suddenly opened his eyes...
Beneath a bodhi tree, a young Buddhist novice held the Seven Treasures Wonderful Tree and recited sutras, golden light surrounding him...
Atop Mount Daluo, the Eight Views Palace appeared out of thin air, and an old Daoist riding a green ox walked out...
When famous generals from history and the immortals and Buddhas of mythology all came back to life in this world, countless people witnessed legends become reality with their own eyes...
"Those so-called higher civilizations all like to call themselves gods. Now they're coming to Earth..."
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The gods who think they are myths belong to China. The gods only admit that they are creatures from the prehistoric world, not the earth. The gods do not care about the life and death of mortals. It is the King of Hell who cares about the life and death of mortals, not the gods. You say that Sun Wukong, Hongjun, etc. Are all Chinese. You are wrong. They are people from the prehistoric world, not Chinese. For them, earthlings are aliens, aliens. Don't use the words "Journey to the West" for Sun Wukong. Speaking of it, just saying that he is a monster monkey, he eats not only 1,000 but also 800 people, but it is not written in Journey to the West. How can a monster who has never eaten people become the monster king? Unconvinced, in the ancient world, mortals are food, the source of the power of belief is the elixir of cultivation, gods, monster kings, under the temptation of immortality, kill tens of millions of people to make elixirs, you say he is patriotic, loves China, shit, he is the first one to eat hot pot when he sees you.
First of all, let me tell you that Japan is the enemy of China to a certain extent. Some Japanese soldiers during World War II have been opposed to the current Japanese education method (it seems to say: All the historical materials of our Empire of Japan are in China.) They admire the immortal spirit of the People's Liberation Army. The little devils don't reflect on the past but they brainwash the flowers of the future. I beat their teeth so hard that you kneel down and lick them, you are so sexy
The law of space is a law that every immortal will master when he reaches heaven. Some golden elixir monks with extraordinary talents may be able to use space, but it is just as easy to learn and difficult to master as the five elements and yin and yang.
Author, you have gone too far. There are obviously only three generations of super soldiers.
What's more, you let them be your subordinates, what's wrong? If you just let it go, what will happen to them if they are in various situations? Is there anything you can do? I'm really convinced. If you don't build a force, I'm really drunk.
Time travel, rebirth, transformation. No matter how you change it, you can't change Pig's Foot's brain full of sperm.
I think everyone can express dissatisfaction to the author, but the words must be civilized and don't be an Internet troll. (Personal opinion, please forgive me.)
I'm convinced. Aren't you afraid that the people in these myths will be resurrected and controlled by this foreigner, or by this super seminary? Don't you know that the people in the super seminary are all deceivers?
Stop talking nonsense and update quickly. I want to know who the main character's daughter's mother is. Hurry up
Chapter 33: The Earth is Terrible (Fifth Update) Chapter 33 of "The Resurrection of the Myth in the Snow" written about Treading Snow.