Reborn as Lu Ya, the Golden Crow Prince of the Heavenly Court during the Lich era, he laments that the great battle between the Liches is an inevitable part of Heaven's will. Then he awakens a ten-billion-fold Talent System, and a mighty force rises, crushing all beings in the Primordial World...
Ten-thousandfold talent, the bottleneck to the Great Encompassment realm: one breath, two breaths, breakthrough!
Millionfold talent, the path of the laws: one cycle, two cycles, comprehension achieved!
Ten-billion-fold talent, severing the three corpses: one stick of incense to sever the good corpse; two sticks to sever all three corpses...
He will take invincibility to the very end. The Liches? The Six Saints? Hongjun? He'll crush them all...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I'm thinking about this, billions of times talent, what's the use? What's important in the prehistoric era is to tell you, do you understand, the prehistoric lich and Longhan are two calamities, which Da Luo Jinxian is not, billions of years of cultivation
I want to ask which clan the protagonist helps the Lich people!
That's wrong. What I want to ask is which clan of demons does the protagonist help?
In ancient times, the emphasis was on heeling, so you don't have to worry about heeling at all. It's his own talent. Assuming his talent is not doubled, then he can be as big as Daluo Jinxian at most (this has nothing to do with heels, it's just that he has high heels and can practice quickly). But it's different when the talent reaches hundreds of millions (trillions) times, which is equivalent to trillions of protagonists practicing