An ordinary person transmigrates into the Primordial World as the Six-Winged Golden Cicada, who will one day become Jin Chanzi. Knowing how Jin Chanzi’s story ends, the Six-Winged Golden Cicada refuses to accept that fate.
Hoping to reunite with his family, he resolves to change his destiny and firmly chooses to become a disciple of Tongtian.
And now, let us welcome the one who will appear before you: protector of the Xuanmen, the Dao Ancestor’s favorite grand-disciple, foremost disciple of the Three Pure Ones, the greatest of the Three Teachings, true leader of the Jie Sect... second-largest shareholder of Buddhism, the Heavenly Court’s Most True Celestial Venerable of Assisting the Law, Great Emperor of Fengdu in the Nine Hells, progenitor of insects, Great Master Golden Cicada: Jin Chanzi himself.
It's good to read, but it's still not interesting. After reading this book, the author of "Jie Tian Tao Zun" will know why. The author and I have some differences in the three corpses. The important thing is the immortal aura, the three corpses are entrusted to them, and then they are created out of nothing, giving birth to their own way. Afterwards, becoming a saint also requires taking back the three corpses! What I am looking forward to more is how the protagonist will become Hunyuan, because if the protagonist's cause and effect is bound to the Three Pure Ones, he will cut off the cause and effect with them. Everything must be pinned on himself, and the same goes for becoming a saint. How should the author arrange this path?
Big cheers for the author, it's very interesting
Very good, the description of the six-winged golden cicada is similar, so the author should give it a thumbs up.
This is a type I've never seen before, but it's unexpectedly beautiful 😘[Flowing Kiss]
Come on, come on, come on, come on
It's okay for the time being, nothing toxic.
However, I am uneducated, and I can take the world by saying this sentence. It is very well written.