Refining the sky? No, what I want to practice is the continued "self"!
Lian Tian stared at the pair of jade pendants with human faces in his palms. Is this the secret of chaos?
When thousands of threads of cause and effect pierced his soul, and in the torrent of tampered memories, he glimpsed the most absurd truth - the so-called great love Gu was just a bait set by heaven to annihilate him.
"Since we are bound by the common people..." Liantian allowed the threads of fate to weave golden Gu patterns in his pupils, and chuckled loudly throughout the Nine Heavens Palace, "Then let this bait catch the angler himself!"
Reader comments
Although there are some dramas, there are too many modernized jokes, and some settings do not perfectly fit the original work, but this does not prevent the author from writing well, and it is already excellent in the sequel.
The part about the Three Kingdoms was not well written. The fundamental principle of Heavenly Court is to attack strangers. How could it be possible to compromise?
What a book, what a book. Why is there no one?
It's reasonable, but wasn't Qin Dingling captured by Ju Yang in the Immortal Aperture?
Good. If there are fewer people, it won't be a star.
Although there are some dramas, there are too many modernized jokes, and some settings do not perfectly fit the original work, but this does not prevent the author from writing well, and it is already excellent in the sequel. The part about the Three Kingdoms was not well written. The fundamental principle of Heavenly Court is to attack strangers. How could it be possible to compromise?
What a book, what a book. Why is there no one?
It's reasonable, but wasn't Qin Dingling captured by Ju Yang in the Immortal Aperture?
Good. If there are fewer people, it won't be a star.
Super beautiful. Recommended to watch.
Looks good, has great potential
Okay, okay
That's awesome, really.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Don't forget the original intention of Xianzun, stick to it
The front is not good, but the back is okay. It's 80% as good as the original, but there are too many modern twists and needs polishing.
The plot is novel and interesting, but the early stages are a bit slow.
It's not as good as the real person, but it feels good in the sequel.