After traveling through time and becoming a disciple of Taoist Master Four Eyes, Jiale's senior brother, the protagonist is also confused!
Can you travel through time just by watching a movie? But Maoxian doesn't have benefits for time travellers!
Who said it would be so easy to become a god after traveling through time? The protagonist is so angry that he wants to curse!
However, with the sound of ding, a smile gradually appeared on the protagonist's face!
The system awakens, steps on the zombie king, kills the heartless ghost with your hands, recreates the classic, pays tribute to the old zombie film artist, hope you all like it!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
Qingqing actually confiscated the text as a gift to a woman and gave it away.
As the saying goes, those who learn from me will die, and those who resemble me will live. This is handed down from the ancient art of war. Why don't you explain it? If you know it, you will understand it. If you don't understand it, there is no need to understand it.
According to the author's setting, the protagonist knows the plot, but the author makes the protagonist seem to understand but not the plot. The protagonist in it only has skills but no methods. It's like a car with good accessories, but it can't be driven without electricity or oil! Also, you are a Taoist priest and you have a Celestial Master system, but you just come up with a genetic medicine to improve your physique, so why can't you create a body-training technique? There are too many, and the settings are too confusing. To sum up, it is possible that the author did a poor job, or copied his own work or someone else's, and changed it randomly, making it seem specious.
The master has four eyes, but there is basically nothing about four eyes in the book
Chapter 10 Really, in the movie, the zombies appeared because the tent was demolished and rain diluted the ink lines. The protagonist asked his uncle to demolish it. I think he wanted to kill his uncle, and it also caused a butterfly effect. Isn't this the same as the original book?
The protagonist only practices spells but not kung fu. Where does the mana come from? Can practicing spells and drawing talismans increase his kung fu?
The writing is really ugly
Commentary on Chapter 7 of "Watching Advertising in the Film and Television Industry" written by Wang Ritian. Zhou Miaotong in Nuanxiang Pavilion.
What's the point? It's a prehistoric one and a different world, but it's just the highlight part. I've abandoned it.
Regarding the details of the competition in Chapter 151 of Shuguang Liming's "The King: A soft-footed shrimp in the regular season, as fierce as a tiger in the competition"? I've never been afraid of anyone! Chapter review.
Qingqing actually confiscated the text as a gift to a woman and gave it away.
As the saying goes, those who learn from me will die, and those who resemble me will live. This is handed down from the ancient art of war. Why don't you explain it? If you know it, you will understand it. If you don't understand it, there is no need to understand it.
According to the author's setting, the protagonist knows the plot, but the author makes the protagonist seem to understand but not the plot. The protagonist in it only has skills but no methods. It's like a car with good accessories, but it can't be driven without electricity or oil! Also, you are a Taoist priest and you have a Celestial Master system, but you just come up with a genetic medicine to improve your physique, so why can't you create a body-training technique? There are too many, and the settings are too confusing. To sum up, it is possible that the author did a poor job, or copied his own work or someone else's, and changed it randomly, making it seem specious.
The master has four eyes, but there is basically nothing about four eyes in the book
Chapter 10 Really, in the movie, the zombies appeared because the tent was demolished and rain diluted the ink lines. The protagonist asked his uncle to demolish it. I think he wanted to kill his uncle, and it also caused a butterfly effect. Isn't this the same as the original book?
The protagonist only practices spells but not kung fu. Where does the mana come from? Can practicing spells and drawing talismans increase his kung fu?
The writing is really ugly
Commentary on Chapter 7 of "Watching Advertising in the Film and Television Industry" written by Wang Ritian. Zhou Miaotong in Nuanxiang Pavilion.
What's the point? It's a prehistoric one and a different world, but it's just the highlight part. I've abandoned it.
Regarding the details of the competition in Chapter 151 of Shuguang Liming's "The King: A soft-footed shrimp in the regular season, as fierce as a tiger in the competition"? I've never been afraid of anyone! Chapter review.