Zhang Haotian unexpectedly obtains the Myriad Worlds Summoning System. The System spirit tells him that as long as he has the System, he can summon the worlds from any TV dramas or novels he knows into reality. He can also buy all sorts of things in the System Shop. From then on, the whole world begins to change.
Under Zhang Haotian's influence, the real world gradually transforms. Many people dressed in ancient clothes appear on the streets, holding phones and eating ice cream. From time to time, enormous beasts fly across the sky, sometimes accompanied by oddly dressed people riding flying swords and streaking past. But the Meituan delivery bags in their hands make it clear that they are just delivery guys.
Before long, a craze sweeps the real world: everyone starts practicing martial arts and cultivating immortality... This story and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is there such a loser in reality? Also, is there really a person in the novel who drools when seeing a beautiful woman unable to walk? Even though she's pretty, she doesn't even look at her too much and she's still a loser! Stop smearing the losers! It's just a retarded counterattack! You can't write funny articles like this
The introduction attracted me, but when I read the text! Emmmmmmm~…!
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The introduction attracted me, the table of contents fascinated me
I thought it was a behind-the-scenes flow. After reading the catalog... I shouldn't be able to be a behind-the-scenes person with my IQ.
Chapter 2 of the book "I Revive the Earth's Spiritual Energy" about the recovery of the spiritual energy of the special forces: It turns out that I can be such a dick (please collect it, please give me a monthly ticket for flowers) Chapter review.
Are there any novels in which the protagonist teaches immortality on Earth?
Although the protagonist is a bit **, overall he is pretty good.
Fortunately, we are in the city. If we were in a world where the Golden Immortals were everywhere and there were as many saints as *, the protagonist's IQ might not make it to the end. (Perhaps the author is the one who cut out the system, ability, power, etc., Right?)