In Xiangkong Continent, there has not been a Martial Emperor for thousands of years.
Three years after his origin was sealed by Ba Dao, Zhang Tianlai finally unlocked the seal.
Emperor Wu must be in his pocket!
Reader comments
It sucks, the finale is King Wu. The emperor of this country is stronger than the protagonist. There are many people in the same situation as the protagonist. The author often lowers the protagonist's ability in order to highlight the strength of others or the danger of the environment. The roles are unevenly distributed, and a supporting character can write 6 chapters in a row. The key is that some plots are irrelevant. The author himself can't tell the difference. The protagonist can be framed by one person 4 times in a row, and he can be framed by others everywhere, which is really annoying and disgusting. I don't really like the character of the protagonist either.
It sucks, the finale is King Wu. The emperor of this country is stronger than the protagonist. There are many people in the same situation as the protagonist. The author often lowers the protagonist's ability in order to highlight the strength of others or the danger of the environment. The roles are unevenly distributed, and a supporting character can write 6 chapters in a row. The key is that some plots are irrelevant. The author himself can't tell the difference. The protagonist can be framed by one person 4 times in a row, and he can be framed by others everywhere, which is really annoying and disgusting. I don't really like the character of the protagonist either.
Very nice thank you
Well written, okay
It's outrageous to leapfrog the level