[Fantasy imagination + fantasy + single female protagonist + all worlds]
The supreme master of chaos closed his memory and had a dream:
I dreamed that he had been an ordinary person in Blue Star for more than thirty years.
Later, he accidentally traveled to a world where technology and spiritual practice coexisted: Blue Star Continent.
In this world, there are not only powerful Taoists who stand in the chaos, but also immortal gods and demons, and the ancestors of chaos who suppress the world...
Faced with such a terrifying world, Zhao Jiangyu, who has the ability to travel through time, has to deal with it cautiously, quietly traveling to other worlds, getting to know the children of destiny in different worlds, and taking adventures with them as friends, teachers, lovers...
And in this process, he will continue to improve his cultivation until he can stand alone in the main world.
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The first time traveling through: the apocalyptic world of gods, making friends with the reborn Ye Tian, and ending the apocalypse with him.
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The second time travel: the world of beast control, befriend Xia Qi, the daughter of luck, and work with her to conquer the beasts, take risks, teach students, and improve their cultivation.
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The third time through: There is no third time,...
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Ps:
1. The introduction is weak, please read the text!
Reader comments
It's a time-traveling genre with a mediocre writing style, an okay plot, and a pretty novel way of expression.
Take advantage of the time now to make up for your previous thoughts.
It's not too much to give yourself a five-star rating.
You can also kill without being decisive.
The world view is quite big, the plot is sometimes fast and sometimes slow, and the rhythm is a bit weak. I give it four stars for encouragement.
It's a time-traveling genre with a mediocre writing style, an okay plot, and a pretty novel way of expression.
Take advantage of the time now to make up for your previous thoughts. It's not too much to give yourself a five-star rating.
You can also kill without being decisive.
The world view is quite big, the plot is sometimes fast and sometimes slow, and the rhythm is a bit weak. I give it four stars for encouragement.