Nangong Lei, the last cultivator on Earth, transmigrates to the Primordial World and becomes the God of Thunder. He establishes an unrivaled dynasty, reigns supreme across the Primordial World, and leads his subordinates in destroying ferocious beasts and intimidating the myriad races. Hongjun cries out, "Great God, I merely joined with the Dao, brought order to karma, and maintained the workings of heaven and earth. I would never dare interfere with your rule!" The Three Pure Ones and the Two Buddhas say, "Great God, we only wanted to teach humanity and gain a little fortune. We would never rebel against you, Great God!"
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Fight Daluo with Chinese martial arts, and use nuclear bombs to blow up saints.
What does Daluo Tianxian mean? Is it the ** body of Daluo Jinxian and Tianxian?
Idiot, the innate treasure only has 49 ways. Under the way of heaven, there can't be 50 ways, because the way is 50, heaven has 49, and the way of heaven only has 49. Where did you get 50?
Is the author trying to make up for the word count? There is one paragraph for every two sentences.
Don't worry about them, the author writes very well.
Can you write a novel in more chapters, so that you don't want to read it even in a blockbuster?
Commentary on the fourth chapter of "Thunder God Yu Tian" written by Ye Xia Xingkong.
Commentary on the third chapter of "Rebirth in the Ancient World" written by Ye Xia Xingkong.
Being an emperor in the prehistoric times will not end well, no matter whether you are a time traveler or not, unless you reach the low-level martial arts prehistoric era
As an emperor, you don't want to fight for death, but your subordinates want to win over the protagonist, which is too**