Ji Yun, an ordinary modern man, transmigrates to the world of Pili through an extraordinary encounter and forges a legend of his own. What sparks will fly when Jin Guang and Pili martial arts combine? Walking the line between right and wrong, is he a traitor or a double agent? His choice will shape the martial world and add another chapter to the legends of China. How will the martial world regard Ji Yun? We'll have to wait and see!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I asked Naihe that he was sick, and he didn't just get it after studying the three teachings of martial arts.
Commentary on Chapter 28 of "The Origin of Strange Numbers in Thunderbolt Chronicles" written by Wuxiao Bikuang, "Getting involved in the world of mortals".
At that time, the sect was called Xian Zhiyin, and now he is called Mr. Buddha. Why don't you say that he is the reincarnated body of the spiritual consciousness of the heavens?
Question: One sword without regrets + ten thousand gods' calamity =????
Commentary on Chapter 5 of "The Origin of Strange Numbers in Thunderbolt Chronicles" written by Wu Xiao Bi Kuang, "Testing Even in Difficulties".
This is the eunuch, he can hardly hold his cigarette anymore.
Commentary on Chapter 22, Tit for Tat, "The Origin of the Strange Numbers in Thunderbolt Chronicles" written by Wuxiao Bikuang.
Commentary on Chapter 23, Dongfang Yi in "The Origin of Strange Numbers in Thunderbolt Chronicles" written by Wuxiao Bikuang.
Commentary on Chapter 24, The Possession of the European Emperor, in "The Origin of the Strange Numbers in Thunderbolt Chronicles" written by Wuxiao Bikuang.
Commentary on Chapter 3, "I'm Too Early" in "The Origin of Strange Numbers in Thunderbolt Chronicles" written by Wuxiao Bikuang.