The Jiuxiao Continent is vast and boundless.
After traveling through time, Lin Shu came to Jiuxiao Continent.
Here, everyone can improve their own strength through meditation, which can manifest people or things that do not exist in this world.
Lin Shu, who was bound to the endless meditation system at the beginning, directly chose to meditate on the great universe.
"Ding, congratulations to the host for successful meditation!"
"Ding, congratulations to the host for obtaining the nine-turn magic skill!"
"Ding, congratulations to the host for getting the Sky-Opening Ax!"
"Ding, congratulations to the host for obtaining one trillionth of each of Pangu's essence, energy, and spirit, the pioneer of the ancient world."
Looking at the Nine Transformations Mysterious Technique, Kaitian Divine Axe, and Pangu Jingqi that came out of his first meditation... Lin Shu felt that he seemed to be starting to become invincible!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
The protagonist is meditating on a low-end version of the Great Desolation. Has he not become an immortal after the third level of the Nine-turn Mysterious Gong? He cultivated the unparalleled and powerful skills in the Pangu Chaos. He was born as a Hunyuan Golden Immortal. He was an underqualified person. He was completely underqualified.
I have always wanted to complain before about why the protagonists of these novels spend tens of times and hundreds of times the resources of others every time they upgrade. The euphemistic name is that it has a profound foundation, but to put it bluntly, it is just like a medicine jar, it is all made of resources. With these resources, dozens or hundreds of beings of the same level can be cultivated.
Just like in the game, the same level has strong and weak levels, but I have never seen the same level with different amounts of experience. Why do you always regard your background as experience? It's so weird that you can't explain it just by looking at it.
According to the author's setting in your book, even if an immeasurable part of Pangu's essence and blood power comes to the protagonist, it is enough for the protagonist to easily destroy a universe.
After watching the creation of Pangu, the evolution of prehistoric times, and the birth and death of all things, the protagonist's mental strength has not improved at all. No matter who has watched this, even if he doesn't understand, his mood and spirit have improved a lot.
The golden elixir can only be achieved once you turn to perfection, that's awesome
You will know by reading other people's comments. This time I write this, no wonder I don't have a monthly ticket.
The World, Prehistoric, Zhetian Trilogy, Marvel, Thunderbolt, Infinite, Xingyue, Court Box, Ultraman, Mr. Ke, many fantasy novels have a very large world view
Why is the protagonist confused about whether to choose Journey to the West or Become the Gods? Normally, the first thought would be to choose The Ancient World. If not, he would probably choose the Mythical Great Luo.
Fengshen and Journey to the West, aren't they all from the prehistoric times?
As far as your sentence-fragmenting skills are concerned, even elementary school students are better than you.
The protagonist is meditating on a low-end version of the Great Desolation. Has he not become an immortal after the third level of the Nine-turn Mysterious Gong? He cultivated the unparalleled and powerful skills in the Pangu Chaos. He was born as a Hunyuan Golden Immortal. He was an underqualified person. He was completely underqualified.
I have always wanted to complain before about why the protagonists of these novels spend tens of times and hundreds of times the resources of others every time they upgrade. The euphemistic name is that it has a profound foundation, but to put it bluntly, it is just like a medicine jar, it is all made of resources. With these resources, dozens or hundreds of beings of the same level can be cultivated. Just like in the game, the same level has strong and weak levels, but I have never seen the same level with different amounts of experience. Why do you always regard your background as experience? It's so weird that you can't explain it just by looking at it.
According to the author's setting in your book, even if an immeasurable part of Pangu's essence and blood power comes to the protagonist, it is enough for the protagonist to easily destroy a universe.
After watching the creation of Pangu, the evolution of prehistoric times, and the birth and death of all things, the protagonist's mental strength has not improved at all. No matter who has watched this, even if he doesn't understand, his mood and spirit have improved a lot.
The golden elixir can only be achieved once you turn to perfection, that's awesome
You will know by reading other people's comments. This time I write this, no wonder I don't have a monthly ticket.
The World, Prehistoric, Zhetian Trilogy, Marvel, Thunderbolt, Infinite, Xingyue, Court Box, Ultraman, Mr. Ke, many fantasy novels have a very large world view
Why is the protagonist confused about whether to choose Journey to the West or Become the Gods? Normally, the first thought would be to choose The Ancient World. If not, he would probably choose the Mythical Great Luo.
Fengshen and Journey to the West, aren't they all from the prehistoric times?
As far as your sentence-fragmenting skills are concerned, even elementary school students are better than you.