“If you all come at me together, I'll kill the Neonese first!”
Blue Star is suddenly plunged into a catastrophe of resource depletion! Within a month, rivers dry up, trees wither, and grasslands turn barren!
A strange force descends, and the people of Blue Star all believe the end of the world has arrived!
But who could have expected the National Fate Forbidden Zone to appear before doomsday?
One lucky person is chosen from every country around the globe to enter the Forbidden Zone.
Zuo Tianyou, a young Taoist from the Dragon Kingdom, awakens the [Zuo Ruotong Roleplaying System] and is chosen to enter the Forbidden Zone!
Any reward he wins will be manifested in reality a hundredfold!
With every step, Zuo Tianyou claims all kinds of resources for the Dragon Kingdom.
When the other National Fate contestants realize something is wrong and prepare to join forces against the Dragon Kingdom,
Zuo Tianyou casually waves his sleeve:
“If you all come at me together, I'll kill the Neonese first!”
The Neonese: “??? Seriously, dude?”
Zuo Tianyou cultivates the Threefold Reversal of Life.
At the first level, his true qi overflows, and every movement carries the power of a dragon or tiger.
At the second level, his muscles, bones, and organs are transformed into an indestructible body, impervious to water and fire, blades and axes, and all evil.
At the third level, he isn't an immortal, but he can soar through the air and create a world with a casual wave of his hand.
But after reaching the third level, it seems the path of the Threefold Reversal of Life ends there.
Zuo Tianyou refuses to accept it. Surely the path to heaven doesn't end at the third level?
In a desperate situation, Zuo Tianyou sees that the path continues beyond the third level: the fourth, the fifth...
Until one day, Zuo Tianyou takes a light step and calmly lands before the gates of the Immortal Palace in mortal form...
I think the author has basically grasped the core essence of Master Zuo. Hopefully, the author can make up for the regret of Zuo Ruotong's triple rebirth.
It's weird, it doesn't look good.
The guest kept criticizing and insulting the Warriors, and they weren't even there for two hours before they were taken away and locked in a small dark room. You've got dozens of chapters of this, and this Ke is still yelling.
The audience talks too much, the main plot progresses slowly, there's little useful content, and it includes all the painful aspects of the nation's fate.
Ocean, you are all water