[System] + [No heroine] + [Decisive in killing] + [Traditional] + [Invincible]
As soon as Qin Lang opened his eyes, he came to a world where demons were in chaos and martial arts could reach the gods.
The helpless villain boss is so ambitious that Qin Lang can only send him to the west.
"Ding, the killing system is activated. Killing people will make you stronger."
What should I do if others insult me? Qin Lang smiled slightly and be careful in the next life.
When Qin Lang became famous all over the world, there was a peerless sword god in the world, and the imperial power and hegemony could be destroyed easily.
From the gods and Buddhas in the heavens to the emperors on earth, they are all within the reach of one hand!
Reader comments
Good book, decisive in killing. I still like the main plot based on the human race. It feels a bit boring to use demons as the main plot.
The writing is good, and the killing is decisive. I see many people say that the protagonist is slow to upgrade, and they also say that upgrading his skills does not improve his cultivation. I don't quite understand. You don't care what he does, just be invincible.
It's so urgent to see that the critical moment is gone.
Yes, this book is worth reading
The book is pretty good, you can read it
Will the author get diarrhea if he writes more sentences? The innate Taoist body is complete and the flowers are scattered.
Good book, decisive in killing. I still like the main plot based on the human race. It feels a bit boring to use demons as the main plot.
The writing is good, and the killing is decisive. I see many people say that the protagonist is slow to upgrade, and they also say that upgrading his skills does not improve his cultivation. I don't quite understand. You don't care what he does, just be invincible.
It's so urgent to see that the critical moment is gone.
Yes, this book is worth reading
The book is pretty good, you can read it
Will the author get diarrhea if he writes more sentences? The innate Taoist body is complete and the flowers are scattered.
Wonderful novel, great review!