I got excited and went shopping with Giorno. The original world exploded...
When he opened his eyes again, Zhou Qi had arrived in the Middle Ages in a parallel world. The witch hunting movement was in full swing, and there really were gods. If he were an ordinary human being, he would probably have to rely on the system of this world to improve his strength.
But the world of breathing magic seems to have forgotten the ban. Come on, what magic and sword skills can have colorful ripples?
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Adopt a small protoss, defeat and recruit warriors, make friends with pirates, teach ripples to your subordinates, and if you are lucky, shoot him an arrow.
Through the challenge, he was recognized by the soul of Agamo, the king of gods, and helped the little queen Mocha Moli to unify the continent of Urpo.
Isn't an independent rebel regime established now?
Agamo was still conservative. What was the use of just being in the nest? I also want to remotely control two other continents and kick the Pope into the sea.
Gradually, Eludi, Luna, Piberry and others appeared on the road one after another. This road will definitely not be too quiet.
Reader comments
How should I put it? The timeline is very strange. I don't know if it's my problem or the author's. The interpersonal relationships are also very strange. There are also some organizations or place names that I have never heard of. If necessary, I am not doing research. I only focus on the main plot and don't know about the branch plots and local forces, so I am not sure if I know too little.
Then let's talk about JOJO. I am not a JO chef, but I have only read some fans. Personally, I don't understand it. The author's book seems to be aimed at JOJO and Moquan dual chefs, and is not very friendly to me, a single chef. I hope the author can explain some things about JOJO. After all, the settings of Moquan are explained.
Ps: It's not that it doesn't look good, it's mainly because it's a bit different from what I know myself, which makes me a little confused. In addition, Tomato seems to have a setting that if the rating is too low or too high, it will be blocked. I might as well give it a three-star rating. If the author thinks it will affect other readers, he can delete the review or leave a message to change it.
Finally, I hope the author can write better and better, after all, there are too few Moquan fans.
How should I put it? The timeline is very strange. I don't know if it's my problem or the author's. The interpersonal relationships are also very strange. There are also some organizations or place names that I have never heard of. If necessary, I am not doing research. I only focus on the main plot and don't know about the branch plots and local forces, so I am not sure if I know too little. Then let's talk about JOJO. I am not a JO chef, but I have only read some fans. Personally, I don't understand it. The author's book seems to be aimed at JOJO and Moquan dual chefs, and is not very friendly to me, a single chef. I hope the author can explain some things about JOJO. After all, the settings of Moquan are explained. Ps: It's not that it doesn't look good, it's mainly because it's a bit different from what I know myself, which makes me a little confused. In addition, Tomato seems to have a setting that if the rating is too low or too high, it will be blocked. I might as well give it a three-star rating. If the author thinks it will affect other readers, he can delete the review or leave a message to change it. Finally, I hope the author can write better and better, after all, there are too few Moquan fans.
Quite interesting