The Transmigrator Who Fell from a Bird's Beak in Honghuang

The whole novel makes me feel that if the prehistoric lich fails to measure the calamity and the mountains are broken, it means that the prehistoric world has begun to die. If the gods measure the calamity and the prehistoric world is broken, it means that the prehistoric world has died, and chaos is also entering the countdown to its demise. The era of the end of the law has arrived. Without the supplement of chaos in the upper universe, the resources of the big world have long been exhausted, and everything is powerless. As time goes by, the upper universe returns to the void, and everything ceases to exist.

I suspect the author wants to teach us how to become immortals

Not bad, not bad, really good

Very well written

This is the most logical book I have read, but it is a bit slow to update.

The content is really rich. This author really knows how to write prehistoric novels.

Keep reading and you will find some unconstrained thinking and the author's imagination is quite broad. It is a very good article!

Writing about the Great Desolation from another angle, Luo Ji is reasonable, but I don't know what to do next.

It's okay, you can go and have a look

I always feel that the trend of the author's chapter is a bit familiar. He is not a villain urging updates. What does he mean?