Primordial World: The Chosen Huang Long
洪荒之天骄黄龙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 592k Words
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
309Chapters
5.9MReads
5.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 19
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It makes me angry and bullied like this
I read it after subscribing and read it from the beginning again. It's really good. Come on, keep going.
If you have a lot of merit, I think you can make a merit dragon ball or transform your bloodline. After all, most ancient novels focus on the heel, the merit dragon ball, or transform the heart dragon spine to become a body of merit. The heel and leg should be improved a lot, and the merit is good to protect yourself and your life. Even if you can get involved with the Chaos Demon God such as Xuanhuang in the future, you can advance to the Chaos Demon God and the like. The ancestral dragon bloodline is either Pangu or the Chaos Demon God. Multiple paths are also good.
What the hell are you writing about, a divine dragon from the ** world, more powerful than a saint from the eternal prehistoric world??? Wipe
Kunlun Mountain is not as good as Abbot Island?? 666
There are very few updates and exciting shortcomings.
Commentary on Chapter 98: Seeking Treasures for Disciples in "Huang Long, the Prodigy of Prehistoric Times" written by Huang Long Lao Tao.
Commentary on Chapter 27 The Mysterious Remains of "The Prodigy Huang Long" written by Huang Long Laodao.
Commentary on Chapter 31 The So-Called Good Fortune written by Huang Long Laodao in "Huang Long, the Prodigy of Prehistoric Times".
Commentary on Chapter 45: The Victory Has Been Decided in "Huang Long, the Prodigy of the Ancient World" written by Huang Long Laodao.