Spiritual qi revival, myths return, and Chen Mang is reborn as...
a snake.
Devour, evolve, shed, grow... From a tiny snake no thicker than a little finger, to a giant python that swallows cattle and horses whole, to a monster that coils around mountains and spans seas, and finally to the apocalyptic serpent from myth, encircling the mortal world and devouring the sun and moon!
When mortals glimpse even one of my scales, they worship me as a god. The gods who have returned see me as a nightmare reborn!
Jormungandr, Apep, Typhon, Yamata no Orochi, Shesha, Zhuyin... Names that once made them tremble now dwell within me!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It's so easy to think wrong about this name. Am I the only one who thinks wrong? From "*" snake to earthly python?
Don't turn into a dragon. There's no point in turning into a dragon.
The Yamata-no-Orochi is simply a shame among mythical snakes.
When I looked at the title of the book, I thought it was The Legend of Python Heroes.
Are you a eunuch? Oh ~ I knew it
This title always makes me think of *a reckless man, mighty and majestic
I still can't read Chapter 2 of Volume 2.
Just some interactions with Lierou and some edgy words were blocked, and the dangerous chapter was blocked. It has been revised several times and has not been released yet. Too strict. Comrades, it's not that I don't want to drive, but the road conditions really don't allow it...
If you don't understand, just ask, can snakes be castrated?
Just stay a snake, don't turn into a demon!