At the end of the East China Sea, under the hibiscus tree, there is a strange golden giant egg. Legend has it that after the great god Pangu created the world, the sun star formed in his left eye gave birth to three great beasts over several years. This beast is three-legged and shaped like a crow but is much larger than a crow. It has golden feathers all over its body and is born with the true fire of the sun.
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Too bad, all the time went into chaos and Hongjun was born before he became a saint.
It's so confusing. Do the devils know what you wrote? Since you want to write like this, you shouldn't use Honghuang as a direction. It will look very messy. It is Pangu who created the world, the first saint is Honggou, and Nuwa is just one of Honggou's disciples. Hun Kun, he is not even a disciple of Honggou, but one of the three powerful people in Honggou. , The writing is so rubbish that I can't understand it at all. The protagonist just eats, eats, eats, eats, and teases others, and the system is of no use. Why not cheat him directly and give him the ability to devour, and then let him become as powerful as he wants? With or without the ability to devour, it's useless? Since the system is useless, why do we need this system?
In the end, the boy and the girl are sometimes the son, sometimes the daughter-in-law, sometimes the highness, and sometimes the princess. I am speechless.
This is very similar to a book. I forgot what book it was. It was very similar in the early stage. I didn't read it in the later stage. I don't know what it was like.
Too bad, all the time went into chaos and Hongjun was born before he became a saint.
It's so confusing. Do the devils know what you wrote? Since you want to write like this, you shouldn't use Honghuang as a direction. It will look very messy. It is Pangu who created the world, the first saint is Honggou, and Nuwa is just one of Honggou's disciples. Hun Kun, he is not even a disciple of Honggou, but one of the three powerful people in Honggou. , The writing is so rubbish that I can't understand it at all. The protagonist just eats, eats, eats, eats, and teases others, and the system is of no use. Why not cheat him directly and give him the ability to devour, and then let him become as powerful as he wants? With or without the ability to devour, it's useless? Since the system is useless, why do we need this system?
In the end, the boy and the girl are sometimes the son, sometimes the daughter-in-law, sometimes the highness, and sometimes the princess. I am speechless.
This is very similar to a book. I forgot what book it was. It was very similar in the early stage. I didn't read it in the later stage. I don't know what it was like.
Hahahahaha, fun