[One female lead] [Not overpowered: the protagonist starts out immature and grows through each instance] [Ensemble cast] [Satisfying action] [A new world] [Original instances, some adapted from Turtle Soup]
A divine revelation descended, and a world was forged. Countless races were drawn into this world of death, while the [Oracle] hung above countless civilizations. It sought neither power nor slaughter, for it was power and slaughter itself! All it wanted was to revel in the joy of combat!
The gods used all races as pawns, made death the norm and evolution the law. On this board where all races vied for the [Sole Divine Throne], there were still those who refused to let so-called gods control their fate.
Dragons coiled around him, immortal phoenixes bowed before him, and...
"Xu Lian, you can only love me..."
And the world's most perfect "work of art" was waiting for him to come home.
"My name is Xu Lian. Lian, as in affection."
[Possessive, unstable heroine] × [Smiling, scheming hero]
"Let's be entangled forever: our hair, our fates, you and me."
"Forever."
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The battle is exciting. I think the best thing is that there is no audience pushing me all the time. Only the final summary or turning point will appear. There is no special plot that raises blood pressure. The battle has already begun to feel exciting.
It's a very nice book, but it's a little crowded. I hope the author won't stop updating it suddenly.
Author, tell me honestly how many chapters does it take to have a female protagonist?
There should be no civil strife among the human race, right? 🤭
Yes, it's just that the heroine appeared a little late in the third copy.
A lot of foreshadowing, the plot is quite brain-burning
You can watch it, but the heroine came out later
Come on, come on, the third copy
No need to doubt, the future is promising
Who is the heroine of the author?