Once he traveled through time and awakened the golden finger of inheritance after fifteen years of silence, Xu Changqing knew that his chance had come——
"Excellent skill for character? Successfully deduced and passed on! Advance to the ground level."
"Excellent swordsmanship of the earth grade? The inheritance was successfully deduced! Promoted to the heaven grade"
"Tianpin magic powers and immortal arts? Successfully deduced the inheritance! Advancement..."
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The day is called Dan, the second day is called Chang, the third day is called Jing, the ninth day is called Rising, the tenth day is called Morning, the day with the door closed is called Jian, the sun without going in is called Day, the sun that is bent is called electricity, the sun that is soft is called Ba, from top to bottom, the day is called You, from bottom to top. A day that is not a day is called a public holiday, a day that is not a day is called a weekend, a day is called a sunset, a day is not called a holiday, if possible it is not called a holiday, another day is called a trading day, the current day is called today, the public day is called tomorrow, the day behind is called the day after tomorrow, the day after seven days is called Sunday, and the day after seven days is called birthday.
What the hell, it's going to be a mess later.
The format of the chapter names is completely different, they only have a few nutritious words.
After reading the last chapter, I felt that a big mistake had been made. Since that powerful person belongs to the Yuqing Sect, how could he take action? How are you going to forcefully explain this?
Is it because of policy issues that the Naruto book was finished in a hurry?
How should I put it, it feels like the sudden change of emotions is severe, even though the system is here. However, the first few emotional descriptions were quite affectionate. Later, the style of painting suddenly changed, and it became a personal biography. At that moment, I faced various challenges, which was a bit unacceptable at first. It would be nice if there wasn't such an affectionate description earlier. . . . . . . . . . .
The eldest princess? The royal road? Is the protagonist trained to be as cruel and ruthless as Wu Zetian, who would sacrifice her own children for power, let alone a protagonist who is not related by blood?
The day is called Dan, the second day is called Chang, the third day is called Jing, the ninth day is called Rising, the tenth day is called Morning, the day with the door closed is called Jian, the sun without going in is called Day, the sun that is bent is called electricity, the sun that is soft is called Ba, from top to bottom, the day is called You, from bottom to top. A day that is not a day is called a public holiday, a day that is not a day is called a weekend, a day is called a sunset, a day is not called a holiday, if possible it is not called a holiday, another day is called a trading day, the current day is called today, the public day is called tomorrow, the day behind is called the day after tomorrow, the day after seven days is called Sunday, and the day after seven days is called birthday.
What the hell, it's going to be a mess later.
The format of the chapter names is completely different, they only have a few nutritious words.
After reading the last chapter, I felt that a big mistake had been made. Since that powerful person belongs to the Yuqing Sect, how could he take action? How are you going to forcefully explain this?
Is it because of policy issues that the Naruto book was finished in a hurry?
How should I put it, it feels like the sudden change of emotions is severe, even though the system is here. However, the first few emotional descriptions were quite affectionate. Later, the style of painting suddenly changed, and it became a personal biography. At that moment, I faced various challenges, which was a bit unacceptable at first. It would be nice if there wasn't such an affectionate description earlier. . . . . . . . . . .
The eldest princess? The royal road? Is the protagonist trained to be as cruel and ruthless as Wu Zetian, who would sacrifice her own children for power, let alone a protagonist who is not related by blood?