Travel through the invincible flow
Li Ling suddenly opened his eyes in boundless pain.
That was no ordinary pain, but the torture of thousands of poisonous insects biting the bone marrow at the same time. He wanted to scream, but his throat felt like it had been burned with a soldering iron, and he could only gasp out "ho ho". Sweat mixed with blood rolled down his forehead, and dark red plum blossoms splashed on the green brick floor.
Reader comments
This book is at least four and a half stars. It has a protagonist who is both good and evil, a group of women who can only be called tool people, an interesting setting, and cyber martial arts under the two-pole struggle for hegemony. It is fun, so fun. The update is just too slow. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
The writing is very good, but why is there no boundary division?
Currently it is set to be a five-star rating, but I don't know what will happen later.
The plot changes so quickly later that it's a bit hard to watch.
Looks good, very good looking.
This is a good start, the logic and writing are excellent, but I still can't tell whether this is a martial arts or a fairy tale?
This book is at least four and a half stars. It has a protagonist who is both good and evil, a group of women who can only be called tool people, an interesting setting, and cyber martial arts under the two-pole struggle for hegemony. It is fun, so fun. The update is just too slow. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
The writing is very good, but why is there no boundary division?
Currently it is set to be a five-star rating, but I don't know what will happen later. The plot changes so quickly later that it's a bit hard to watch.
Looks good, very good looking.
This is a good start, the logic and writing are excellent, but I still can't tell whether this is a martial arts or a fairy tale?