Luo Feng transmigrates to a world called the Primordial Realm and becomes an inner disciple of the Xuantian Sect.
A young prodigy: "My dream in this life is to reach the Dao Embryo Realm by the time I'm fifty. Then I'll be satisfied."
Luo Feng: "Have you ever seen someone reach the Spirit Transformation Realm, one realm above the Dao Embryo Realm, at eighteen?"
A peerless prodigy: "The path of cultivation is full of trials. We must grit our teeth, endure hardship, and overcome every obstacle before we can become mighty experts."
Luo Feng: "Should I become a mighty expert at nineteen or twenty? Choosing between my teens and my twenties is so hard..."
Luo Feng: "As an unparalleled prodigy, I'm miserable, because I can't experience the joy you all feel when you painstakingly cultivate and break through."
The Sect Master, his master: "When you're out and someone provokes you, do you want a few mighty elder experts, or an unparalleled great expert? After all, our family has plenty of resources."
When an unparalleled prodigy has a whole crew of backers behind him who don't play by the rules, this world...
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I think these readers can also have a title, the strongest sand dollar, they. I apologize for writing this book to a million words. It cannot be written so that readers who read this book can accept this title.
The pretentious and slap-in-the-face routine is outdated. I believe most people are tired of this routine. It's a bit embarrassing to watch. The author is great and I hope he writes less.
Doesn't the author think it's fake? The first protagonist was ordinary before turning 18, but after turning 18, he turned into a monster and could directly modify his skills to become an immortal. From a fantasy world view, at least eight out of ten people would doubt whether the protagonist had obtained some magic weapon. The second protagonist is so low-level, how can he know the level of his modified technique without comparison? Any normal person would be suspicious, right?
Doesn't the author think it's fake? The first protagonist was ordinary before turning 18, but after turning 18, he turned into a monster and could directly modify his skills to become an immortal. From a fantasy world view, at least eight out of ten people would doubt whether the protagonist had obtained some magic weapon. The second protagonist is so low-level, how can he know the level of his modified technique without comparison? Any normal person would be suspicious, right?
What do you hate most about hiding your identity**
I thought it was pretty good, but after reading a few chapters, I realized that the main character is completely mentally retarded.
Doesn't the author think it's fake? The first protagonist was ordinary before turning 18, but after turning 18, he turned into a monster and could directly modify his skills to become an immortal. From a fantasy world view, at least eight out of ten people would doubt whether the protagonist had obtained some magic weapon. The second protagonist is so low-level, how can he know the level of his modified technique without comparison? Any normal person would be suspicious, right?
The author doesn't update, but he kisses Cai Xukun tongue-in-cheek, in a sexy way!
The trees that are beautiful in the forest will be destroyed by the wind
Nondescript, what the hell?