Why could the Sword Saint of the Xiaoyao Continent not break through the world's boundaries and ascend? Why did he ultimately sit in solitude for a hundred years and die with his heart full of resentment?
What exactly are the hundred-thousand-zhang Boundary Tower's restrictions on cultivators? Or does it have some hidden purpose?
Did the ancient immortals really mend the sky solely to save the world?
The only way to reach higher cultivation realms is to leave the Tianyuan Continent. So is the person who brings hope a hero, or a Demon Lord?
Chen Ming is devoted to avenging his father, yet becomes caught between the machinations of various factions and the moral principles of the world.
When the ultimate truth is revealed, who is the executioner, and who was unjustly killed?
Having experienced all the joys and sorrows of life, can Chen Ming truly open up a new world of cultivation for the Sword Realm?
The Sword Saint stands supreme, and the sword bows to me alone!
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This type of novel is not popular in this field. I suggest you find another way out.
Books like this are rare in Feilu.
Although it seems confusing, please come on, author, and design the system well in the next book. Orthodox and serious themes are not popular here. Come on
I don't understand. Is that Fangfang the heroine?
Sorry, I watched it for a long time and couldn't understand it, haha
Author, choose one picture from the novel
Only 5 comments? (Add me 6 average) How to do it? There are over a hundred chapters
There should be nothing wrong with the book, I just don't know why no one reads it.