The chaotic and chaotic world has resulted in the spiritual realm being divided into three realms: the realm of gods is the realm of lords, the realm of demons is the realm of slaves, and the realm of demons is the alien realm.
As a member of the Sword Spirit God Clan, Jian Changsheng also suffered the pain of annihilation of his clan and the destruction of his spiritual body due to Chaos Cholera.
Falling into the small mortal world of the Blue Star Realm, he also learned the secrets of the five creation spirits of eternity, universe, order, elements, and reincarnation. It was a blessing in disguise that his spiritual body was repaired and he began to practice cultivation again.
This time! He! The sword lives forever! I vow to use this sword to destroy all chaos in the mortal world! Be forever! Become the ancestor of mortal world!
Reader comments
The plot setting is very innovative, the three-part world view of the spiritual realm is very exciting, the story of Jian Changsheng annihilating the clan and then falling to the mortal world and rising again is very exciting. The secrets of the five creation spirits also make people curious about the follow-up. Xianxia fans are worth a try!
I was attracted by the classic opening of "The genius of the gods falls into the mortal world", but the setting combination of "Blue Star Realm" and "Five Creation Spirits" is eye-catching. The protagonist Jian Changsheng rekindled his Taoist heart from the pain of genocide, and his determination to eradicate chaos is quite impressive. The introduction outlines the grand framework of the opposition between the three realms of gods, monsters, and demons, and the clues to explore the secrets of creation in the "mortal world" also bury suspense. Already updated 👌 Looking forward to how the author combines the burning narrative of "The Return of the King" with the profound worldview of the Oriental Xia Xia to outline a different path to becoming an ancestor.
The plot is clear and the characters are vivid. It is a good book.
Mortal Daoist, the author is so creative. There is a dispute between the three realms, and I am the only hero. Let's look at the author. The writing is full of flowers and ups and downs. Who can compete with him for hegemony? Five-star praise, nothing to mention.
This book is really good. The author's writing is exquisite and the plot has ups and downs. Whether it is the description of the pictures or the dialogue of the characters, the author describes it just right. It is worth recommending!
The plot setting is very innovative, the three-part world view of the spiritual realm is very exciting, the story of Jian Changsheng annihilating the clan and then falling to the mortal world and rising again is very exciting. The secrets of the five creation spirits also make people curious about the follow-up. Xianxia fans are worth a try!
I was attracted by the classic opening of "The genius of the gods falls into the mortal world", but the setting combination of "Blue Star Realm" and "Five Creation Spirits" is eye-catching. The protagonist Jian Changsheng rekindled his Taoist heart from the pain of genocide, and his determination to eradicate chaos is quite impressive. The introduction outlines the grand framework of the opposition between the three realms of gods, monsters, and demons, and the clues to explore the secrets of creation in the "mortal world" also bury suspense. Already updated 👌 Looking forward to how the author combines the burning narrative of "The Return of the King" with the profound worldview of the Oriental Xia Xia to outline a different path to becoming an ancestor.
The plot is clear and the characters are vivid. It is a good book.
Mortal Daoist, the author is so creative. There is a dispute between the three realms, and I am the only hero. Let's look at the author. The writing is full of flowers and ups and downs. Who can compete with him for hegemony? Five-star praise, nothing to mention.
This book is really good. The author's writing is exquisite and the plot has ups and downs. Whether it is the description of the pictures or the dialogue of the characters, the author describes it just right. It is worth recommending!