Lin Su was born into the White Tiger Tribe as Tian Xiao. He had a pair of wings, black markings, a divine eye, and a chatty System.
He was the personal disciple of Yuan Zheng, the strongest elder of the White Tiger Tribe.
Yet just for killing a White Tiger foot soldier, he angered the double-standard hypocrite Snow Empress and earned himself a 300,000-year sentence in the Snow Prison.
Twenty thousand years later, Lin Su unleashed ten times his usual supernatural energy and broke out of the Snow Prison.
He stole Yuan Zheng's supernatural energy lock, slaughtered the White Tiger Tribe's counterfeit Super Beasts, killed General Feng Yao in a single move, denounced Yuan Zheng as cruel and unjust, and eloped with Feng Ying.
He became the strongest general in the Netherworld, developed Super Beasts for the Wolf Tribe, and started a real all-out war between the Sacred and Netherworld realms.
He subdued the Netherworld King, killed the Snow Empress, defeated Xuan Yizi, overcame the combined form of the seven Super Beast Gods, and ended the Super Beast Warriors' eternal cycle of reincarnation, unifying the seven parallel universes.
Balance is merely what the weak yearn for. The true trend is a world united as one.
In the world of Super Beast Wars, there are only the seven guardians under Xuan King Lin Su, not the lords of the seven universes.
It's okay. After all, it's a super beast novel. It's good to be able to write it like this. Personally, I feel that Pluto is the boss who gives money to the director, and the Snow Queen is the boss who just paints the cake without giving money. Sure enough, let her die.
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It looks good and the rhythm is well controlled
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Go ahead, don't think that just because you write well, you can do whatever you want. I'm telling you to code quickly.
It's pretty good, come on, come on
Okay, okay, worth a look. Not to be missed.
The content is pretty good so far
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Oh, this is really good, but two pages a day are not enough to read. Come on, the author