[This is not an ordinary cool novel, with high martial arts, crushing, fast pace, and does not overwhelm the protagonist.]
[Ultimate individualism, one person dominates his generation, a passionate and refreshing article for boys]
[After reading Chapter 25, if it doesn't look good, come and scold me]
My name is Qin Hao, and I have traveled through time!
I obtained an ancestor's talent development system and came to the era where my ancestor lived.
As long as my ancestor becomes stronger and gets benefits, I can get 10 times of my ancestor's income. In order to help my ancestor become a talent as soon as possible, I pushed my ancestor crazily to make progress. Gradually, I found that I could increase the upper limit of binding my ancestor.
"Hahahahaha, you are very talented in cultivation. This ancestor can do it. Bind it to me."
"This ancestor has a special physique and top-notch cultivation talent. Hahahaha, tie him up!"
My name is Qin Zhan, and my life is ordinary every day, and I get by, until one day, I met a strange man, he beat me up as soon as he came up, and called me ancestor. He gave me training resources, taught me martial arts, taught me financial management, introduced me to partners, and helped me in every aspect. Although he regarded me as my ancestor, I still like him!
Official version
Ten war gods, four heavenly kings, great martial arts competition, carrying the name of the true dragon, "going south to capture the dragon?" "Sealing the wolf as a surrogate?" Qin Hao gradually became the strongest with his supreme power and astonishing wisdom!
Reader comments
In the vast starry sky of ancient history, these two great feats, sealing the wolf as Xu and going south to capture the dragon, are like bright stars, out of reach, but yet desirable. Conferring a wolf to Xu was the highest honor coveted by generals, symbolizing a major victory over the nomads; while going south to capture a dragon was more like a shocking counterattack by the nomads against the Central Plains dynasty. The captured "dragons" often referred to emperors or members of the royal family.
The author compares these two achievements to the strongest showdown between North and South, which is very interesting.
There is no poison in the plot, it is not dragging out, and it is not suppressed. It is enough to give a five-star rating. I read the latest chapter in one go and like it 👍🏿👍👍
In the vast starry sky of ancient history, these two great feats, sealing the wolf as Xu and going south to capture the dragon, are like bright stars, out of reach, but yet desirable. Conferring a wolf to Xu was the highest honor coveted by generals, symbolizing a major victory over the nomads; while going south to capture a dragon was more like a shocking counterattack by the nomads against the Central Plains dynasty. The captured "dragons" often referred to emperors or members of the royal family. The author compares these two achievements to the strongest showdown between North and South, which is very interesting.
There is no poison in the plot, it is not dragging out, and it is not suppressed. It is enough to give a five-star rating. I read the latest chapter in one go and like it 👍🏿👍👍