
Super Theological Seminary: I, Ge Xiaolun, Will Win at the Beginning!
超神学院:我,开局夺舍葛小伦!
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The Super Seminary Has Its Own Power, the Kind It Had 30,000 Years Ago
The kind from 30,000 years ago, thank you
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It's a Great Book for a Seminary. It Doesn't Matter If the Score Is High or Not.
I want to read a book similar to "Traveling to the Supergod: Creating the Order of Cultivation in the Immortal Palace".
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About Possession and Body Seizing Control Types
Is there anything about possession, body seizing, and control types?
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Super Seminary Fan Fiction, the King Is the King and Cannot Be Blasphemed! ! ?
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Possession, Seizing One's Body
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The subject matter is good. It would be better for the main character to be named Ge Xiaolun. He takes over someone else's body without using his name. It feels a little bit
Cultivation to immortality is about controlling the rules Analytical driving formulas taught by science and technology In a sense, the strength is the same. Cultivation of immortality is better than technology, but technology is better than technology. As long as there is no rejection, mass production can be achieved. Even if the talent is not good, direct AI driver will continue to write. You must at least bring out an opponent or civilization that is equal to the protagonist. It depends on how you set up the so-called fear of the void. After all, even Carl is fooled and lame. Only the space principal Kieran can barely pull it out to support him. More importantly, how does the angel civilization appear?
I didn't understand, what was the protagonist's previous identity? Immortal Emperor? Or was he just an ordinary person before time travel? Or is the protagonist a second-person character? Can the author tell me something?
I personally like it very much and give you five stars.
This book is very good. Keep up the good work.