Qi Dao, who was frustrated in both his relationship and career, returned to his old house on the outskirts of the city to wait for a comeback, but unexpectedly discovered that there was a world of immortality hidden among the tombstones in the backyard.
Two packs of Wangzai steamed buns can be exchanged for century-old wild ginseng from the man in the monument.
A spiritual stone opened his path to immortality.
From then on, Qidao claimed to be the mountain god, and used the offerings of the people in the monument to practice retrograde immortality in the age of the end of the Dharma when the spiritual energy disappeared.
I can come and go freely in this strange restricted area of life.
I strolled through the deep canyon.
Is the East Island Kingdom stealing our national treasure? I set foot in the east city, and wherever I go, I will be worshiped by the immortal power!
Yingjiang deceives my dragon country to have no one? I have one person and one city, and I will kill until no one dares to answer the question!
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When the door to the secret realm opened, and the sky in the monument was set ablaze, Qi Dao was shocked to realize that the so-called world in the monument was actually the previous mythological era!
A dusty past unfolds, and the Blue Star, which has been silent for endless years, is in conflict again.
Qi Dao is independent of all living beings. On the monument, one finger is Nirvana and the other finger is reincarnation...
Reader comments
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It's good-looking, just like the post posted by someone in the comment area: Although this book is new, it's really good-looking. I agree with it very much. I don't have much to say about the literary talent, but except for some poisonous points, I highly recommend you to take a look. Thank you (I'm not a bastard).
Overall, it's okay. The content is novel, the protagonist is not a saint, and there are still some problems with the details. Overall it's nice
Yes, Jie Shuhuang is okay.
It's pretty good. The setting is old, but it's still not updated.