Zhang Daoling, a staunch materialist warrior who was born under the red flag and grew up in the spring breeze, was turned into ashes by the chaos of supernatural forces. When he returned to the beginning of the storm, he discovered that he had been in the eye of the storm in the extraordinary world.
Earthbound spirits and ghosts loom in the countryside, powerful demons tear through the mists of history to explore opportunities, and legendary gods no longer hide their illustrious identities. Reborn among enemies, bandits, and conspiracies, he resolutely chose to be tough... No! Got it! One! Point!
The problem is that when someone is fighting in the street, being the "most beautiful rebel" is too eye-catching. How about hiding among the onlookers?
Reader comments
When can the protagonist enter spiritual practice? It has always been in the eyes of "Muggles", and a group of practitioners at home and abroad are always plotting, and the protagonist has not participated in it. . I feel a little bored after reading the latest chapter. . It's hard for the author to retain people by writing like this. . . There's nothing exciting about it. It's been more than ninety chapters and the protagonist has yet to enter the real world of spiritual practice.
Is it okay for the author? Two updates a day is not enough. More updates will make a lot of money [laughter]
When can the protagonist enter spiritual practice? It has always been in the eyes of "Muggles", and a group of practitioners at home and abroad are always plotting, and the protagonist has not participated in it. . I feel a little bored after reading the latest chapter. . It's hard for the author to retain people by writing like this. . . There's nothing exciting about it. It's been more than ninety chapters and the protagonist has yet to enter the real world of spiritual practice.
Is it okay for the author? Two updates a day is not enough. More updates will make a lot of money [laughter]