A sudden drastic change caused all members of Blue Star to travel to another world. Digitalization of all people? This is a call from a parallel universe, or a trial game from the gods.
Players who just arrived encountered the hostility of another world. What is the truth about the massacre of aliens?
In the Yellow Wind Desert, Zhang Hao, who inherited the B-level restricted status of [The Downcast Noble Lord], seemed out of place among the E-level players.
"What? You said that the lord is going to line up his troops to fight? I can't defeat it with my strength."
He Luo: "? Are our identities reversed? You are obviously the lord."
There was an accident in the promotion of the territory, and Zhang Hao turned the territory into a sect. This lord was not the right one.
"Since the world is only divided into the pursuit of civilization and not the cultivation of the Tao, let me, Zhang Hao, add a sect of Taoism to the world."
From [Haotian Spirit Sect] to [Haotian Xuan Sect]... Until [Haotian Immortal Sect] became the number one sect in all realms.
In ten years, Zhang Hao adopted a mortal sister, but she became an empress who towered over all living beings; he accepted a sword servant as his apprentice, but he became a peerless swordsman who could open up the world with one sword...
High in the sky, Zhang Hao looked down at all the worlds: So what about the world of gods and demons, our Immortal Sect is free and immortal for eternity. Countless years later, the people of the Immortal Sect will sweep across the world and shock the world.
This book is also called: Who wants to be a lord after traveling through time? I am the sect leader in another world, the first sect in all worlds.
Reader comments
It looks okay!
In Chapter 27, the villain subdues his wits and then the protagonist pretends to slap him in the face. A supporting role, including his grandson.
It looks okay!
In Chapter 27, the villain subdues his wits and then the protagonist pretends to slap him in the face. A supporting role, including his grandson.
Good. . . . . . .
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