Yang Hao transmigrates to the cultivation world and spends ten years training at the Sacred Sect, finally reaching the Core Formation stage.
After being betrayed by his idiotic System, he angers the Sect Master’s wife, who slaps him into a pulp.
Yet by some miracle, he is reborn, returning to the moment before he transmigrated to the Qinglin Realm.
Back in Huaxia, Yang Hao vows that in this life, he won’t be anyone’s beast of burden.
This time around, Yang Hao decides to enjoy a peaceful life...
However, before he can enjoy even a few years of peace, spiritual energy begins to revive on Earth...
All kinds of foreign races, cosmic life forms, and strange entities arrive one after another.
For the future of the Huaxia people, Yang Hao decides to follow in the footsteps of the Sacred Sect’s forebears and carry out the sect’s ideals.
Slaughter the world and enslave all races...
This book has no old general giving away his granddaughter, and no brainless face-slapping of rich second-generation heirs.
The early chapters lean more toward everyday life.
Yes, it's pretty.
There is no heroine, we are just good friends
Anti-routine, not a holy mother, ruthless and decisive, if the author insists on writing more than 300 chapters, it will be the most suitable for being a god. I dare say this is the best urban rebirth novel.
They are all smart people, and there is no sense of being slapped in the face. The protagonist is sane.
The plot is well written
So far, everything else is okay. I just feel like it doesn't matter whether the family is there or not. I feel like they don't value the family very much.
I like it very much, and the author, that Nascent Soul means what he says, how can monks like us break our word? Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie
Very good! I like this kind of decisive killing and single-minded approach.
It's still very good, and it's a breath of fresh air in Tomato! You can learn a little bit about how to deal with others, and the character's personality and IQ are also on the same level.
Pretty good, just plain