Wang Mang picked up the Nine Treasure Exquisite Tower soul and traveled to the alien continent, and was born from the Tree of Life to become the only male elf.
I originally wanted to live a safe and happy life, but I was forced to become the supreme god step by step.
What happened between the first-generation gods who controlled the origin of the world, the second-generation Titans who disappeared inexplicably, and the third-generation gods who controlled the real power?
The small tower has nine floors of space, each floor has a surprise!
The altar descends, heroes are recruited, and a new type of military unit that has never been seen in the Aram continent is born. Wang Mang builds his own foundation step by step, vowing to defy heaven and conquer the gods!
What kind of huge conspiracy is hidden behind the disappearance of the goddess of nature? If there is no hell or the underworld, where will reincarnation go?
Let's take a look at how Wang Mang built the elves step by step from an endangered race into a unified race with diverse races and overwhelming power!
Reader comments
I won't comment on other people's opinions, but the author's writing style is one of the few excellent ones among the many novels I read on Tomato. Although others may have different opinions, I just want to say that the author should not care about other people's thoughts. What he writes really works for me. It's really good to read, the ideas are clear and the plot is well integrated. I originally wanted to read other novels, but Tomato automatically recommended it to me. I thought it was not good at first glance, but after reading two chapters, I became addicted. In short, come on, author [blowing kiss]
Overall it's not bad
Western fantasy, it belongs to the genre I want to read now. The plot is okay, nothing special. No matter what kind of book, it has its audience. If you want to read Western fantasy, you can read it.
I won't comment on other people's opinions, but the author's writing style is one of the few excellent ones among the many novels I read on Tomato. Although others may have different opinions, I just want to say that the author should not care about other people's thoughts. What he writes really works for me. It's really good to read, the ideas are clear and the plot is well integrated. I originally wanted to read other novels, but Tomato automatically recommended it to me. I thought it was not good at first glance, but after reading two chapters, I became addicted. In short, come on, author [blowing kiss]
Overall it's not bad
Western fantasy, it belongs to the genre I want to read now. The plot is okay, nothing special. No matter what kind of book, it has its audience. If you want to read Western fantasy, you can read it.