Qin Fang transmigrates back to the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty and becomes the eldest son of Qin Qiong, also known as Qin Shubao, a son his father has never met. But he soon discovers that this Tang Dynasty seems unfamiliar...
The Li-Tang Dynasty rules over the land of China...
The Jade Emperor presides over the Heavenly Court...
The Buddha sits enthroned in the Western Pure Land...
What the people of Chang'an love to talk about most isn't the imperial palace, but the Tang Cultivation Academy...
With the Divine Corpse Refining System in hand, Qin Fang can fuse, strengthen, and extract talents and skills...
Copper Corpse, Iron Corpse, Flying Zombie, Drought Demon, Corpse Immortal...
Who dares slay immortals and destroy Buddhas? Only Qin Fang of the Great Tang!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Based on my experience, I can't hold on to this book for half a month. It's too boring.
The protagonist of this book won't lick Datang in the later stages like other books, right?