The protagonist inadvertently traveled to another world to practice immortality during the summer vacation of his senior year when he was about to go to college. Due to his extraordinary talent, it only took him a few hundred years to practice to the level of an ancestor. He was already invincible, but when he was competing for the spiritual treasure, he was surrounded by strong men from ten directions. In the end, Ye Xuan was defeated and when his soul was broken, the spiritual treasure happened and brought him back to the past.
In fact, this is not only his personal opinion, but also a real worry deep in his heart - he always feels that this matter is progressing too quickly.
At this time, Sun Batian's eyes that seemed to be able to see through everything slightly narrowed, he looked at Sun Lianhai with a half-smile, and slowly said: "What? Do you think, like others, that I have acted too hastily?"
Hearing this, Sun Lianhai suddenly trembled with fright, and a layer of fine beads of sweat instantly appeared on his forehead.
He hurriedly waved his hands in denial and said: "No, no, absolutely not! Ancestor, you are wise and powerful, and every decision you make is naturally carefully considered. How can I dare to question it at all?
Reader comments
Looking forward to Ye Xuan's battle
I said I would give two stars at most
1: Typos (many)
2: When I met a woman with cerebellar atrophy (Lin Wanwan), I was disappointed with Lin Wanwan's self-righteousness and the protagonist's cerebellar atrophy (no appearance of a cultivator)
3: Cowardly (nothing a cultivator should be like)
I don't know about the rest, because I have no intention of continuing with the above three points, and I don't know if she is the heroine or a beauty.
Adding another article: Encountering cerebellar atrophy in women (more than one woman)
Looking forward to Ye Xuan's battle
I said I would give two stars at most 1: Typos (many) 2: When I met a woman with cerebellar atrophy (Lin Wanwan), I was disappointed with Lin Wanwan's self-righteousness and the protagonist's cerebellar atrophy (no appearance of a cultivator) 3: Cowardly (nothing a cultivator should be like) I don't know about the rest, because I have no intention of continuing with the above three points, and I don't know if she is the heroine or a beauty. Adding another article: Encountering cerebellar atrophy in women (more than one woman)
Come on, come on, come on
Rebirth to make up for regrets
A very good book