
The Incarnation of Heaven: the Cold Little Deity in the Fantasy World
天道化身:玄幻世界的清冷小天尊
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 101k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
5.8Score
51Chapters
9kReads · all time
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Looking for a Book with a Male Protagonist Who Is a Bit Aloof, Looks Like a Woman, and Is Often Treated as a Woman?
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Male Protagonist: Male and Female, Cold and Ruthless, No CP, No Female Protagonist, Not Warm and Ambiguous
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The Male Protagonist Looks Like a Boy or a Girl, and He Can Dress up as a Woman Without Changing His Body Shape! ! Please
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Qingyi songs, soul-breaking ballads, great dreams have never carved bridges, and green lotuses grow in the sea. Love has no boundaries, love has no trace, the cold seal of the reincarnation monument does not disappear, and the boundary shuttle carries Taihua. The python swallows the dragon, Qian transforms into Kun, and the Northern Ming becomes the poor Yin, which is called the killing wind. I recently read a book and saw an interesting setting. It's called - Shenyouzhehua It was learned by the Taoist Zhang Boduan. Similar to Chu Yang Shen, the body does not move, but the mind can leave the body and break flower branches hundreds of miles away. Then I was wondering whether this setting could be matched with various simulators in other novels. Let's not talk about it anymore, let's think about it and let Qingyi blast and kill this son of luck with a simulator in his hand. "My heart is broken. If I don't come to the first show tomorrow, I might really have completely surrendered to Tomato." I don't know how to persevere"
This book feels pretty good. I think it is comparable to Bentepuni. [Like] Can you stick with it? If I still remember, I will give this book free gifts every day. If I can't stick with it, can there be at least an ending?
I still like this type of photo essays about boys and girls that are not about campus and urban themes.