At Pangu Temple, the Twelve Ancestral Witches begin their sacrificial rites.
They dance and chant songs, each movement setting the grand dao's heavenly music in motion.
A terrifying aura spreads, divine might shakes the cosmos, and the Primordial World trembles.
"Father God Pangu above, we shall heed your teachings and awaken the slumbering living beings."
Divine light shoots into the sky. The sun and moon lose their radiance as winds and clouds shift.
Within the blood pool, a domineering and towering figure appears.
"I am the Great Shaman Venerable. Will you become my disciples?"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Looking at the introduction, he sings and dances, which reminds me of Cai Xukun
From the period of chaos to the prehistoric times, we still see women unable to walk
Am I the only one who thought I was reading a martial arts novel?
What happened to Feilu now? Nowadays, we no longer write about people, but now we write about devils. Isn't it appropriate?
Another low-end version The ancient times read like martial arts novels.
If you want to make money, there's no need to be like this.
Great witch master? Isn't it good to call Zu Wu Zun? No matter how you look at the Great Witch Lord, you feel like he is a respected being in the Great Witch.
I suspect you were in the water, but I have no proof
Is this about the wizard god Qingtian who is comparable to the great god Pangu in mythology?
Write about the rebelliousness of the twelve witch ancestors and the heroic spirit of fighting against heaven and earth. Their spine would rather break than bend, but only bend the Pangu clan! This is the most admirable thing about Wu Zu!