From the start, he had thirty-six Dinghai Pearls. Pangu used the laws of the Great Dao, with the blood of three thousand gods and demons helping to stabilize them, and thus evolved eighteen minor chiliocosms, six middle chiliocosms, and two great chiliocosms.
The remaining twelve Dinghai Pearls, however, needed the primordial treasure, the Jade Disc of Creation, to evolve into worlds.
"So, Hongjun, stop running and hand over the Jade Disc of Creation!"
Behind Yang Hai trailed a great crowd of angels and little fairies, chasing after Hongjun without pause.
Hongjun, the foremost being in the Primordial World, saw Yang Hai gleaming with golden light and ran without even looking back.
He couldn't beat him and couldn't afford to provoke him…
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
You introduced that the thirty-six Dinghai Pearls evolved into twenty-six, but there are still twelve?
1862 Is equal to 26. Where did you get 12 from the jade disc of good fortune?
The title of the book should be The Thirty-Eight Dinghai Pearls at the Beginning
Author, your mathematics should have been taught by a music teacher. I didn't even know that (thirty-six minus eighteen minus six minus two) is equal to (twelve)
It may have been too long since I read. I counted over and over again and only ten were left.
1862 Plus 12 equals 38.
Brother, eyes are a good thing, but it's a pity that you don't really need them.
What's not good to write? Wouldn't it be better if your vast world breeds a fantasy world? What Pokemon should I write about? Super Seminary, I think the author wants eunuchs, right?
Aren't there ten left? Are you blind?
*Ma came to write a book even though she didn't even learn math well. . . . 186212=How many authors can reply?