[Traditional fantasy. The story unfolds at a leisurely pace, so take your time reading. It really gets going at chapter 75, and updates are guaranteed.]
[Not mindless wish fulfillment + no harem + morally upright male lead + passionate + ruthless decisiveness]
A supreme Dao artifact that suppresses the darkness of the ages, or a vicious object meant to sacrifice the Myriad Worlds?
A great calamity approaches. Ancient beings return from the ruins of an era, placing pieces in the shadows and stealing lives beyond the cycle of reincarnation.
Deep in the dark, silent universe, five divine corpses as vast as stars drag an ancient stone gate forward in silence.
Sects scheme against one another, decaying clans clash, great domains take up arms, and countless races plunge into bloody war…
Extraterrestrial demons descend, myriad Dao physiques awaken, ancient bloodlines roar, and peerless prodigies shine like stars…
Zhang Zhaoqing, a minor cultivator from a forgotten, abandoned universe, carries a “Chaos Treasure” and accidentally stumbles into the heart of this cataclysm sweeping across the Myriad Worlds.
When the treasure vanishes, he smiles at the gods and demons filling the sky instead:
“Inform all of you, fellow cultivators…”
“I’m here for your most prized ‘creation.’”
And in an even deeper place, a pair of eyes has watched it all from the beginning…
[The story of an intruder who brings the greatest terror to the ancient cultivation world] [Please note: Every wisp of spiritual energy you breathe in comes with a price tag.]
I like it, I like it, I will read more, I like a few of the female characters, the male protagonist is not mentally retarded, and has upright views!
The writing style is old-fashioned, old-fashioned and heavy on feeling. The story is told slowly, but it is indeed written with feeling. Even though I am impetuous, I can still read it. I hope the author can insist on writing to a certain number of words 👍 There are two great ruins, Chaos Reincarnation! I wonder if this is the core point?
The storyline of this book is exciting and the writing style is also good. It is thoughtful and tasteful. It is worth reading.
It's still quite to my liking [Learned]