(Record of the God of War) The starry sky has lasted for eternity. From the ancient times to the end of mythological civilization and the rise of technological civilization, countless invincible saints and unparalleled geniuses have been nothing more than playthings in the palm of heaven.
Looking back, all the saints and geniuses turned into loess, and the millions of light-years of the sun were nothing more than a cage of heaven... All the spirits in the sky were just crops waiting to be harvested.
Tang Zhou, since the rise of the Water Blue Star at the end of the Dharma, he has not cultivated the great path, has not realized the supernatural power, and has adopted the bloodline genes of all spirits to merge into one, and has embarked on a path of transcendence and sainthood, without entering the reincarnation of heaven!
Since then, Tutian Dao and Shattered Starry Sky have finally found a way out of the Great Sun Galaxy for mankind to open up the sky! Known as the number one person in the world!
Reader comments
He has been assassinated so many times. He has no license to kill, no active attack ability, no power of his own, and the ability to become stronger. He still wanders around all day long about trivial things. Many people died because of him!
If it is rotten to the root, kill it back if you have the strength! The cowardly person who was being chased, threatened and used other dirty methods all day long! Hundreds of episodes later, it's still a hammer here and a stick here and there, no focus!
This book is not procrastinating, the plot has ups and downs, and there is no harem that is brainless. The plots are interlocking. I just think it's too short, can you take the next step... I want to see planets outside the solar system, don't just save the earth and be done with it.
It's a very good book, much better than those so-called high-scoring books. The characters are well drawn, but the plot progress is slow.
The author wanted to write about combining science with cultivation, but ended up writing a low-end version of cultivation. .
The author's layout is too small. Chapter 80 has passed, and the protagonist still can't even beat the dark power, and he is still called the God of War. . . [Laughing and crying]
Very nice. Really nice.
This plot, with its anchor, scores at least 9.8.
It's good, it feels like a new one
It would be better if it wasn't a harem story
As of more than 200 chapters, it is still good, not procrastinating, not anti-intellectual, not holy.
The imagination is good, and it combines various myths, legends, technology, and alien civilizations, but it is still too general and extensive, and many aspects such as structure, logic, and character relationships are missing. It still can't break through the imagination ceiling of this type of novel, and it doesn't give people a sense of "Ah, so that's it" to explain their curiosity about unknown exploration.
When writing this kind of novel without combining solid scientific knowledge with cultural knowledge, it is difficult to produce a high-quality novel.
He has been assassinated so many times. He has no license to kill, no active attack ability, no power of his own, and the ability to become stronger. He still wanders around all day long about trivial things. Many people died because of him! If it is rotten to the root, kill it back if you have the strength! The cowardly person who was being chased, threatened and used other dirty methods all day long! Hundreds of episodes later, it's still a hammer here and a stick here and there, no focus!
This book is not procrastinating, the plot has ups and downs, and there is no harem that is brainless. The plots are interlocking. I just think it's too short, can you take the next step... I want to see planets outside the solar system, don't just save the earth and be done with it.
It's a very good book, much better than those so-called high-scoring books. The characters are well drawn, but the plot progress is slow.
The author wanted to write about combining science with cultivation, but ended up writing a low-end version of cultivation. . The author's layout is too small. Chapter 80 has passed, and the protagonist still can't even beat the dark power, and he is still called the God of War. . . [Laughing and crying]
Very nice. Really nice.
This plot, with its anchor, scores at least 9.8.
It's good, it feels like a new one
It would be better if it wasn't a harem story
As of more than 200 chapters, it is still good, not procrastinating, not anti-intellectual, not holy. The imagination is good, and it combines various myths, legends, technology, and alien civilizations, but it is still too general and extensive, and many aspects such as structure, logic, and character relationships are missing. It still can't break through the imagination ceiling of this type of novel, and it doesn't give people a sense of "Ah, so that's it" to explain their curiosity about unknown exploration. When writing this kind of novel without combining solid scientific knowledge with cultural knowledge, it is difficult to produce a high-quality novel.