Hongjun has united with the Dao, and the Three Pure Ones have yet to split up.
The demons establish the Heavenly Court, the witches rule the earth, and humanity has just emerged.
Su Chuan seizes the body of the fallen East Sea Dragon King and binds himself to the Chosen System.
He accidentally slaps Taiyi to death, enraging the Heavenly Court, only for the entire court to be wiped out.
He punches Xing Tian to pieces. The Twelve Ancestral Witches come looking for him, only for the entire witch clan to be wiped out.
Yuanshi Tianzun regards the dragon clan as scaly, feathered beasts, only for the Twelve Golden Immortals to be wiped out.
Taishang Laojun rushes to appoint a Human Emperor, and later, Grand Master Xuandu ends up on the Investiture of the Gods.
Sect Master Tongtian slings an arm over Su Chuan's shoulder, fawning as he says:
Come on, let's have a couple of drinks, brother.
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The Dinghai Shenzhen is nothing good in the eyes of the powerful. Even the nine-tooth rake is stronger than the golden cudgel. It is only a piece of acquired merit and spiritual treasure. You wrote it so awesomely. Isn't it a toy for monkeys to play with?
Zhulong has the head of a human and the body of a snake, not a dragon. I hope the author will not make nonsense.
As a reminder, the dragon clan also has Zhulong, the younger brother of the ancestral dragon who controls time, Qinglong, the four-pole sacred beast, and Taotie, the son of the ancestral dragon who controls time.
Where did the Dinghai Needle come from before Dayu controlled the floods?
What was written in such a mess?
** Although dragon, phoenix and unicorn are not bold, they are at least the first-class forces in the world.
It was during the Journey to the West that there was the so-called Demon King!
Hongjun hasn't preached yet about the sanctification that comes
Hongjun hasn't jiang yet
Isn't Hongjun's union with the Tao after finishing the Tao?