As soon as they set foot in this parallel world, everyone was collectively sent to the trial place. Everyone could choose to become a character from different origin planes according to their own life force. The first trial world turned out to be a martial arts version of Water Margin.
While other trialists were vying to be emperor or a great hero, the protagonist did not hesitate to choose the image of a seemingly inconspicuous young scholar.
"Everyone is crazy, why are they fighting for the position of emperors and heroes?" The protagonist thought to himself, while gently dusting off the book, and said to himself: "Although this scholar is ordinary, he has poetry and calligraphy in his heart. It may be a way out."
Reader comments
A mess.
It's obviously missing a few points, but the original book should be quite good. Does anyone know about it?
Brother, there are some chapters in the middle
The preface does not match the postscript. There are few chapters and words, and the plot is a mess. None of the uploads are complete. Can the author be more serious?
There are lots of typos, the preface does not match the postscript, and there are too many messy things.
Did the author eat the exciting content in the middle?
A mess.
It's obviously missing a few points, but the original book should be quite good. Does anyone know about it?
Brother, there are some chapters in the middle
The preface does not match the postscript. There are few chapters and words, and the plot is a mess. None of the uploads are complete. Can the author be more serious?
There are lots of typos, the preface does not match the postscript, and there are too many messy things.
Did the author eat the exciting content in the middle?