After transmigrating into the Primordial World as a Xiantian human, he was named Lord of the Human Race by Nuwa.
At the same time, he awakened a golden finger that allowed him to obtain mutated and upgraded Primordial World versions of Jin Yong's legendary martial arts.
Nine Suns Dao Scripture: Once mastered, it can condense ten sun stars, crush the void, and burn the Eight Wastelands to ash.
Northern Darkness Heavenly Art: Devour the energy of the universe without limit. I am the universe, and the universe is me.
Star-Absorbing Heavenly Art: Condense billions of stars within the body. I am the starry sky, and the starry sky is me.
Indestructible Diamond Heavenly Art: Train it to the deepest reaches, and the body will never perish, enduring through eternity!
Great Mystery Dao Scripture: It contains the supreme Great Dao. Comprehend it, and you can attain the Dao!
The Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms can really subdue dragons!
Watch as the protagonist, Lord of the Human Race, cultivates supreme techniques, establishes a supreme sect, leads humanity to its rightful place as the protagonist of heaven and earth, and becomes the ruler of the Primordial World!
Primordial World powerhouses: Those who submit to me will live; those who oppose me will perish!
Primordial World goddesses: All of you are coming home with me!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I didn't want to read it after reading the introduction. Are martial arts skills in martial arts useful in prehistoric times? Instead of learning magical powers, learn martial arts? The author is SB, and the appraisal is completed.
I really don't understand why a cultivator can't beat a martial artist? Don't those who cultivate immortality have no physical training techniques? There are immortal arts, physical training techniques, and the use of various magic weapons, etc., But they can't beat a martial arts practitioner, and the martial arts are written by Jin Yong. This is too good.
Another person who beats a saint with his martial arts skills, I am really speechless.
1. There must be a system for time travel, and no matter how bad it is, there are Chaos Beads. The Chaos Beads business is very skilled. Chaos Clock has also opened this business recently. 2. If you want to take off, you must visit Mount Zhou. You must obtain the Seal of Opening Heaven, the weapon is 80% a god-killing spear, you may obtain jade disc fragments and Pangu Kung Fu, you must use Escape Purple Qi to become a saint, and you must prove the Dao through strength. 3. There are countless opportunities in the three islands of Penglai, and there are many magic weapons on the Lotus Terrace. They are the standard dojo and place of fortune for the protagonist. 4. You must go to the Houtu tribe of the Wu clan to do something. Houtu will definitely think that the protagonist is extraordinary when he sees it. Even if you don't date Nuwa, you can't let Houtu go, otherwise he will seem a bit sorry for his status as a time traveler. 5. Using the quasi-sage cultivator to angrily attack or even confront the saint, the lead is better, but the quasi-sage is the worst, bar none, and then it is basically Yuanshi, Nuwa paddles the whole process, the emperor wants to paddle but is forced by Yuanshi to go against the protagonist, Tongtian is the protagonist's good brother, and finally Hongjun comes to end the situation. .
To be honest, these protagonists are just relying on the system to become like this. Most of these situations only have three situations. One is that the protagonist has a great background, but she does not know it, or he is reincarnated due to something. The second is that he becomes someone else's chess piece. The third is that people like Shinhwa Da Luo create systems to play with and treat them as toys.
If you don't know how to write, why don't you come out and embarrass yourself, okay? If you ask a warrior to compete with a saint who controls the law, you are really a cerebral palsy author.
Sanqing and others are also free to pay attention to you, a newly born human race, every day?
Comparing things from the Dharma-ending Age to the prehistoric times, tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk
Nuwa has become a saint, but Hongjun hasn't finished his sermon yet. Isn't this nonsense?
To put it bluntly, the so-called human race is just a group of interests. What did the human race give the protagonist? Life? Was that the power given by Nuwa? That was given by Goldfinger. Since the human race didn't give the protagonist anything, why should the protagonist give all the good things to the human race? In what life do you owe these unrelated people?