Guan Yu battles Qin Qiong, Zhao Yun fights Luo Cheng, and the Hegemon King's descendant takes on Li Yuanba!
Mythic Era looks like a virtual reality game on the surface, but it's actually a game governed by the Heavenly Dao.
The game is set during the Sui and Tang dynasties, but its Mythic Altars connect to other times and places.
Reborn, Xiang Chu logs into Mythic Era and awakens the Hegemon King's bloodline from the start!
From then on, Xiang Chu sweeps all before him. Whether it's Sui-Tang powerhouses like Li Yuanba and Yuwen Chengdu, or historical champions like Lu Bu and Huo Qubing, they're all defeated by him!
When the game world and the real world merge, Xiang Chu has already unified the game world and established the unprecedentedly powerful Great Chu Dynasty!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
In Fengshen, the overlord bloodline is written as a chicken, unless it is Pangu bloodline, otherwise it will all be a dead end.
If Ying Zheng had Bai Qi, what happened to the Six Kingdoms? They would have been unified long ago. How pitiful!
The highest peak of military force in history was Li Cunxiao. The king was not as good as Xiang and the general was not as good as Li. This Li refers to Li Cunxiao, not Li Yuanba. The words "hate the sky without a handle" and "hate the earth without a ring" are used to describe Li Cunxiao.
It's too exaggerated. Since you can always move up a level, I ask you what's the point of asking for a level? *Ma's protagonist doesn't even have any talent, and two people who don't have the legend and talent are just going to be legends? The promised level difference is like a chasm, can the protagonist just cross it at will? The writing is really ridiculous. The treatment at the beginning is astonishing, but the first batch of novels are the best. I really laugh now when I read it. I can jump up the ranks at will and get a shitty rank? You just make the protagonist invincible at the beginning!
It seems that there were no knives during the Chu and Han Dynasties, right?
It's too exaggerated. Since you can always move up a level, I ask you what's the point of asking for a level? *Ma's protagonist doesn't even have any talent, and two people who don't have the legend and talent are just going to be legends? The promised level difference is like a chasm, can the protagonist just cross it at will? The writing is really ridiculous. The treatment at the beginning is astonishing, but the first batch of novels are the best. I really laugh now when I read it. I can jump up the ranks at will and get a shitty rank? You just make the protagonist invincible at the beginning!
Sign in to the building and see how many buildings you can stack!
The skill of controlling other people's weapons is too awesome. What you are writing is a hegemony novel, not a martial arts novel. You don't need to raise soldiers like this, and you don't have to fight any big battles. The protagonist can directly control the weapons of other soldiers and fight back.
Why is the White Horse General's Order missing from Zhao Yun's copy? What is it used for?
Author, the Li Yuanba you wrote is not as good as the one in the novel. The one in the novel has the power of the Four Symbols, which is equivalent to at least 50,000 kilograms.