Chen Hao, a good-for-nothing young master, had his Ninth-Rank Divine Vein sealed by his mother. Overnight, his cultivation mysteriously vanished, leaving him unable to cultivate and making him the first person in a hundred years to have his admission revoked by the Archaic Academy...
By chance, he attracted the Primordial Chaos Ten Thousand Thunder Tower, a source artifact of the Ancestral God Realm, and formed a contract with it. From the start, he was gifted an exceptionally beautiful female Medicine Emperor and awakened the first Ninth-Rank Thunder Dragon Source Aspect in ten thousand years...
What he didn't know was that the Primordial Chaos Ten Thousand Thunder Tower was a massive trap. Every three years, he had to offer up a Heavenly Dao Thunder, or it would drain him until he was nothing but skin and bones...
With no other choice, Chen Hao embarked on a heaven-defying path to tame the Heavenly Dao Thunders, uncover the mystery of his origins, and fight his way into the Nine Heavens Divine Realm!
You can think of this as a replica of Fighting to Break the Sky
It looks good. Although it borrows from a certain theme, it is a completely different style.
It's pretty good to watch, but the more I watch it, the more I feel like it's very different from the plot of Dou Po
I would like to ask the author, what is the setting for the entire Hybrid Thunder Tower in the future? Is the pace now a bit too fast, as if the Hybrid Thunder Tower is invincible? I think there must be weapons comparable to the Hybrid Thunder Tower in the later stage. Moreover, the two source beasts recovered have not appeared for a long time, and the existence of Pitamon has not been written.
There shouldn't be so few people. It can be regarded as a fan of Fighting to Break the Sky. It's very well written.
Xiao Leilei, template, Huobianlei
The subject matter is a bit old, but the characters are vivid and emotionally delicate
Single heroine or multiple heroines?
It borrowed the framework of Dou Po and added Muchen's template, and some plots of Wu Dong were written very well. Although there are some minor flaws in the realm of cultivation, it is still understandable, but it is a bit unsatisfactory.
It's not bad. It's the kind of novel that people can read. I've read the last updated chapter.