Ten thousand years ago, Lu Ze broke into the world of cultivation, caused a bloody storm, cultivated the supreme immortal method, and aspired to become the Immortal King! Thousands of years later, he was plotted against, and his body was dismantled, but he was reborn in the city. At this time, the villain in the family is scheming, the family is in decline, and hungry wolves are around. Lu Ze, who has thousands of years of practice experience but no power to tie a chicken, has just awakened!
Reader comments
The book is a good book and should be given five stars. Whether it is in terms of character setting or scene setting, this is one of the few books that I, an old bookworm, can keep reading until the end. There is no need to be too picky. If all aspects require reasonable explanations, there will be no book to read. But this abrupt ending is something I did not expect. It is too sudden. Is it a deliberate way of leaving traces to continue the rest of the book? For this reason, I can only give it three stars. It's like going to someone to invite you to a meal. The meal looks delicious, delicious and has all the ingredients. It's originally very appetizing, but as soon as you start to taste it, it's gone. It's very speechless!
Trash, after just a few pictures, he becomes a dog.
It's poisonous to end up like this with a girl from Miao Village.
A very good book, and one that I can read from the beginning to the end. Does the author have a sequel? There is too much baggage left at the end [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's a bit anticlimactic, and the ending is too simple and unsatisfactory.
Well written, but a bit "unusual"
I'm speechless. It's only for dog licking. I owed him a favor in my previous life.
The book is a good book and should be given five stars. Whether it is in terms of character setting or scene setting, this is one of the few books that I, an old bookworm, can keep reading until the end. There is no need to be too picky. If all aspects require reasonable explanations, there will be no book to read. But this abrupt ending is something I did not expect. It is too sudden. Is it a deliberate way of leaving traces to continue the rest of the book? For this reason, I can only give it three stars. It's like going to someone to invite you to a meal. The meal looks delicious, delicious and has all the ingredients. It's originally very appetizing, but as soon as you start to taste it, it's gone. It's very speechless!
Trash, after just a few pictures, he becomes a dog.
It's poisonous to end up like this with a girl from Miao Village.
A very good book, and one that I can read from the beginning to the end. Does the author have a sequel? There is too much baggage left at the end [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's a bit anticlimactic, and the ending is too simple and unsatisfactory.
Well written, but a bit "unusual"
I'm speechless. It's only for dog licking. I owed him a favor in my previous life.
Bland as water, a waste of time