[An alternate world, multiple heroines, The Outcast. The protagonist is invincible among the younger generation early on, among the middle-aged and older generation in the middle, and later can take down Zhang Zhiwei with a single slap.]
In the Jia Shen year, Wu Gensheng Feng Yao accidentally finds the biological son he fathered after making a mistake more than ten years earlier.
But this son is, unfortunately, a bit of a little punk!
Lin Su, also known as Feng Bei.
After sleeping for seventy years, he awakens in 2012.
In the three years before the story begins, Lin Su splits his attention between two lives. Under the alias of the New Era’s Wu Gensheng, he destroys the Wang family, wipes out the Lu family, wantonly slaughters the Quanxing fiends, and crushes every enemy in his path.
Even Zhang Zhiwei has to leave the mountain to exterminate evil: “The old Quanxing leader, Wu Gensheng, may have been a troublemaker, but at least he wasn’t some unaffiliated nobody acting as recklessly as you.”
With Chen Duo in his arms, Lin Su says, “If nobody messes with me, I won’t mess with them. If they want to kill you, what are you going to do? Damn it, you people have gotten way too spoiled. All you ever do is try to snatch my Extraordinary Skills and Divine Spirit.”
Meanwhile, the Lin Su the public knows becomes a model of the righteous path, a disciple of the Three-One Sect, and flirts with a host of beauties amid the chaos.
Then one day, his strongest master, Lu Jin, finds him. “Xiao Su, that new Wu Gensheng, Feng Bei, is a complete piece of trash. Get up there and beat the crap out of him!”
Lin Su: “Master, what if I told you there’s a chance I’m Wu Gensheng?”
Also known as The Outcast: Wu Gensheng Returns After Seventy Years
The Outcast: Two Identities from the Start, Making Waves
The Outcast: The New Era’s Wu Gensheng, Gathering His Brats Again
A five-star rating for a book written by a young author is not excessive.
You can read down and add a bookshelf if you like. If you have any comments or suggestions, you can leave them below. Thank you🙏
The book is good, you can read it.
It's good to watch, the plot progresses very quickly
It's just that the protagonist is so abstract when he's taking the poison.
When it comes to what we say, let's start with a five-star review.
A five-star rating for a book written by a young author is not excessive. You can read down and add a bookshelf if you like. If you have any comments or suggestions, you can leave them below. Thank you🙏
The book is good, you can read it.
It's good to watch, the plot progresses very quickly It's just that the protagonist is so abstract when he's taking the poison.
When it comes to what we say, let's start with a five-star review.