[Heaven's Proud Son + Decisive Killing + Accepting Disciples + Gou Dao + Invincibility + System + No Female Protagonist]
Chen Changshou traveled through the fantasy world, stayed in the sect for twenty-five years, and took over as the 177th generation head of the Colorful Glazed Sect.
On this day, the Dao Zhi Jian system released a task to recruit disciples!
[Ding, congratulations to the host for obtaining the heavenly treasure - the third sword of killing immortals and slaying demons]
[Ding, take in the disciple Lei Dali, do you want to activate the Nine Heavens Royal Thunder True Spirit?]
[Ding, accept the disciple Mo Fei Qiong, congratulations to the host for obtaining the ancient building and connecting the world]
[Ding, I have adopted Zhuo Bufan as my disciple, congratulations to the host on obtaining the Cave Heaven Immortal Mansion and stepping through the void]
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Thousands of years have passed in a hurry, and a fleeting moment has passed!
Three thousand worlds, heaven and earth are in turmoil!
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Chen Changshou stands tall above the nine heavens with his hands behind his back, looking down at the vicissitudes of the sea, the clouds are swaying!
And behind him, there are countless terrifying figures standing...
"Master! My disciple has another enlightenment today!"
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Reader comments
The only thing I don't really like about this type of novel is that the male protagonist acts like an old lady and gives the things he signs in to other peak masters. For example, when he signs in to a sect to upgrade his skills, it doesn't mean that he will get adventures, but that he will study the skills and upgrade them and then pass them on to other peak leaders. This setting will make you feel very comfortable. The article I posted above was even more outrageous. Other peak masters stalked the male protagonist's peak because the male protagonist's peak was full of secrets. They even thought that their apprentice was here, and they agreed just because they were the female protagonist. Then the female apprentice was curious about the male protagonist's secrets every day, which was disgusting.
So to sum up, this is this type of novel. I personally can't come up with two points. The first male protagonist is selfless and even becomes a mother-in-law. Secondly, other peak masters are stalking and stalking the male protagonist. They know that the male protagonist's peak is full of secrets and go there every day, but they still want to explore. Everyone is just saying, isn't it unusual for you to really explore other people's secrets?
It's generally okay, but the writing is too ink-heavy. A ghost wrote 30 chapters and didn't finish it. The plot transitions are not like this.
I'll give it five stars first [laughing evilly]
It's okay! Come on
It's okay, but it's too boring.
Why are the plot titles of novels all 11 characters long?
Author, you are so watery. It's so annoying.
Good looking 666666
I give one more star because the first disciple is male or in his thirties. The rest can only be said to be fair.
The only thing I don't really like about this type of novel is that the male protagonist acts like an old lady and gives the things he signs in to other peak masters. For example, when he signs in to a sect to upgrade his skills, it doesn't mean that he will get adventures, but that he will study the skills and upgrade them and then pass them on to other peak leaders. This setting will make you feel very comfortable. The article I posted above was even more outrageous. Other peak masters stalked the male protagonist's peak because the male protagonist's peak was full of secrets. They even thought that their apprentice was here, and they agreed just because they were the female protagonist. Then the female apprentice was curious about the male protagonist's secrets every day, which was disgusting. So to sum up, this is this type of novel. I personally can't come up with two points. The first male protagonist is selfless and even becomes a mother-in-law. Secondly, other peak masters are stalking and stalking the male protagonist. They know that the male protagonist's peak is full of secrets and go there every day, but they still want to explore. Everyone is just saying, isn't it unusual for you to really explore other people's secrets?
It's generally okay, but the writing is too ink-heavy. A ghost wrote 30 chapters and didn't finish it. The plot transitions are not like this.
I'll give it five stars first [laughing evilly]
It's okay! Come on
It's okay, but it's too boring.
Why are the plot titles of novels all 11 characters long?
Author, you are so watery. It's so annoying.
Good looking 666666
I give one more star because the first disciple is male or in his thirties. The rest can only be said to be fair.
Come on, it's a good start.