Once across the prehistoric world, Yue Yue was determined to grasp both force and culture, and be strong with both hands. To cultivate immortality, you still have to convince people with virtue.
"Comrades, please stop arguing. Isn't it just a magic weapon? Why hurt the harmony? Peace is the most precious thing, and harmony is the most precious thing."
Everyone looked at each other and said, "Fuck you, return the spiritual treasure to us! You are so justified in robbing things!"
Yue Yue smiled and raised her hand, and a big word "virtue" flew out of the spirit beast bag.
"Since you are so stubborn, I have no choice but to convince you with virtue."
Everyone looked at the word and was confused, and then in the blink of an eye, the word suddenly scattered, and it turned out to be small insects!
Someone exclaimed: "It's this witch's god-killing insect, run!"
Looking at the backs of his comrades escaping in a hurry, Yue Yue patted the newly acquired treasure and nodded with satisfaction: "Sure enough, you still have to convince people with virtue."
Reader comments
It looks good, but I just don't understand why the male monks can look down on the female protagonist in such a condescending manner when there are so many powerful women.
It looks good, it would be better if there is no male protagonist in the future (currently 150 chapters)
I just saw that this book is well written, and it feels like an early fairy tale. However, I have read about a hundred chapters and the content is not very similar to the title introduction. Big boost for the author! ! !
It looks good, but I just don't understand why the male monks can look down on the female protagonist in such a condescending manner when there are so many powerful women.
It looks good, it would be better if there is no male protagonist in the future (currently 150 chapters)
I just saw that this book is well written, and it feels like an early fairy tale. However, I have read about a hundred chapters and the content is not very similar to the title introduction. Big boost for the author! ! !
Nice, good book