On January 1, 666666 AD, a fragment fell onto Blue Star's Celestial Empire, plunging the entire planet into darkness for a week. Fortunately, the Celestial Empire had already spotted the fragment through its Sacred Eye System before it fell. The government evacuated civilians from the surrounding area and sent scientists and troops to search for it. On January 7, 666669 AD, the Celestial Empire's research department announced the release of Myriad Worlds: Martial Arts Era, a game with no cheats, no pay-to-win features, and no bugs. Everything was independently operated by the fragment codenamed "Supreme Dao." The department also claimed that once players reached a certain level in Myriad Worlds: Martial Arts Era, their progress could be synchronized with reality.
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Is it too much to look down on the martial arts in the Taixuan Jing to learn Japanese swordsmanship after already studying the Taixuan Jing?
Why did the pet level in Chapter 4 become elite level? Wasn't it the supreme level before? How come the level has gone up but the grade has gone down?
Disciple of Bahuang, full of benevolence, righteousness and morality
No wonder I wrote more than 100 chapters and only received such a small amount of rewards and flowers. It's too poisonous.
Why do you write "None" in the pet column when you obviously have pets?
It's the first release today. Should the author publish a few more chapters?
I watched a dozen of them and I don't have any sense of empathy at all.
After reading a few chapters, I just want to say The author is uneducated, and the protagonist can get away with the world with his one-liners.
Author, can you let the protagonist take in all three generations of Zhu Yuyan's family?
Can you stop being such a bum and a bum all the time and be a little bit more surprised?