[Feel-good power fantasy + urban life + business + technology + sci-fi + military industry + a stronger nation]
Drunk, Xu Feng had a dream.
In it, a kindly old man smiled at him and said, “Son, I really am your ancestor.”
Xu Feng replied, “Old man, that’s not right. If you’re short on money down there, I can burn some for you, but you can’t use such a lame excuse as being my ancestor to fool me.”
The old man said, “When you were little, did you often get fevers? And when you had one, did small bumps appear on the inside of your right wrist that felt hot but didn’t itch?”
Xu Feng jumped up at once. “How do you know? Did you cause that?”
The old man said, “Calm down, son. If I didn’t think you were destined for greatness, I wouldn’t even bother with you. I left you a secret realm. Inside are the scriptures and cultivation techniques bestowed on me by Jiang Taigong. Use them with the utmost care, and let our Chinese people flourish until everyone becomes a dragon. Don’t let down Jiang Taigong’s hopes or mine.”
With that, his figure gradually disappeared.
“Ancestor?”
Xu Feng shouted in his dream. When he woke up, he was in his grandfather’s arms, and the year was 1994.
P.S. Many events and place names in this story are fictional. Please don’t take them as real.
Come on, come on, come on
It's okay, but the main character is very small and needs some foreshadowing!
The writing is okay, but there is room for improvement. If you can improve yourself, try your best to learn and enrich yourself. Use the magic water to cultivate some crops, and then rely on the knowledge gained from learning to improve, instead of everything being magic water, otherwise you will know where the problem is.
Very nice, keep it up 👍
Okay, I like this type
Come on, so far so good, I don't know what will happen in the future. I've seen Chapter 67 now
It's okay for mortals to eat the innate divine water. It's okay to give it to your family. But you still have a bodhisattva heart when you give such benefits to random strangers.
It's not bad for now. Come on!
Too many typos
Six or seven-year-old children are invincible