At the age of five, Zhou Yu was chosen by a mysterious old Taoist and taken to Tianshan to cultivate.
He reached the Mortal Stage at seven, the Earth Realm at ten, the Heaven Realm at fourteen, and the Profound Realm at nineteen.
At twenty-six, he opened the Heavenly Gate with a single sword strike, then forcibly cut it off before descending the mountain.
On the very day he came down, he ran into his younger sister. Just as he was about to reveal who he was, she handed him a pair of sunglasses and a cane, telling him to pretend to be a master!
Zhou Yu thought, “I’m a real master, so pretending to be one is no big deal. But what’s the point of the sunglasses and the cane?”
Okay, okay. There are too many female protagonists. The plot is not sloppy and muddled. The author continues to insist. Why do books like this have to have many female protagonists? It's the same thing. The writing and narration are the type that you can like. Complaints. There are too many female protagonists! There are too many heroines! There are too many heroines! Ending🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶The dog head saves his life
It's so amazingly written. A killer wanted to marry the wrong person because he killed him. Is this reasonable? To put it this way, he must at least be able to clone himself. He killed many people.
Go high and low.
I can't stand the thought of getting into trouble anytime, anywhere. That's how bad luck is
At first I saw that those realm divisions were somewhat similar to those of Juvenile Song Xing, and I thought there was something there, but I didn't expect that it was a big mess. It was still the urban immortality routine of a few years ago, which was bloody and intellectual.
Not bad, continue