Introduction: Li Haoyang accidentally traveled to the prehistoric world and became the younger brother of Duke Dongwang.
And the Supreme Overlord System has been awakened. As long as you show your domineering power and continuously expand your strength, you can get rewards. From then on, Li Haoyang started a life of helping his brother to dominate.
During his travels in the ancient times, he accidentally rescued a mysterious beautiful snake spirit, and Li Haoyang was successfully "targeted" by the beautiful snake spirit. And they met again when Hongjun Taozu was giving a sermon, and the two began a "chasing after me" love journey. While the two were sweet, Li Haoyang also helped his brother Dong Wanggong win the heart of the Queen Mother of the West.
While reaping happiness and strength, Li Haoyang is also maintaining peace in the prehistoric world and guarding "everyone".
Reader comments
I can only say that your novel is relatively at the bottom of the prehistoric literature, breaking everyone's tradition of prehistoric literature. Those who are born with innate transformations basically have inherited techniques. All are given names by the great road or heaven. According to since. Some traditional prehistoric texts. San Qing and his generation transformed into human beings. The top innate god. As soon as they transformed into Daluo Jinxian. They gestate for a long time. It has been conceived since the beginning of time. Three calamities of time. Those top great gods are all Daluo Jinxian. They all have their own inherited techniques. Why is there no protagonist in your book, Dong Wangdong? Moreover, those who are destined to be reborn will be born with spiritual treasures. For example, the Prince of the Middle East's Pure Yang Sword and Pure Yang Bell, and the East Palace has the talent for formations. The Great Formation of Prehistoric Ten Thousand Immortals was created by Duke Dong. The protagonist is the younger brother of Duke Dong. Isn't there him? Inherited skills and accompanying spiritual treasures? Moreover, the name of the protagonist seems to be a small supporting role among those small supporting roles. In what way does it have anything to do with Prince Dong. Which point is the protagonist's rule of law, and Taoism and law are irrelevant? If you hadn't written this book in the early stage, many prehistoric fan book friends would not agree with it. Otherwise, if your book has more than 100 chapters, why would you only have more than 2,000 book friends? If you write it in advance, everyone will accept it. At the very least, you must have at least 10,000 book friends for this book. If you, the author, have finished writing, you can write whatever you want. You don't care about the pocket money anyway. If you want to make some pocket money. It's best to write something that everyone can accept, so that more people will read your book. Will be attractive. No matter how you write the rest, the first 10 or so pages should at least be written in a decent way. What you want to write can be accepted by everyone. You should be more traditional so that everyone can accept it.
I can only say that your novel is relatively at the bottom of the prehistoric literature, breaking everyone's tradition of prehistoric literature. Those who are born with innate transformations basically have inherited techniques. All are given names by the great road or heaven. According to since. Some traditional prehistoric texts. San Qing and his generation transformed into human beings. The top innate god. As soon as they transformed into Daluo Jinxian. They gestate for a long time. It has been conceived since the beginning of time. Three calamities of time. Those top great gods are all Daluo Jinxian. They all have their own inherited techniques. Why is there no protagonist in your book, Dong Wangdong? Moreover, those who are destined to be reborn will be born with spiritual treasures. For example, the Prince of the Middle East's Pure Yang Sword and Pure Yang Bell, and the East Palace has the talent for formations. The Great Formation of Prehistoric Ten Thousand Immortals was created by Duke Dong. The protagonist is the younger brother of Duke Dong. Isn't there him? Inherited skills and accompanying spiritual treasures? Moreover, the name of the protagonist seems to be a small supporting role among those small supporting roles. In what way does it have anything to do with Prince Dong. Which point is the protagonist's rule of law, and Taoism and law are irrelevant? If you hadn't written this book in the early stage, many prehistoric fan book friends would not agree with it. Otherwise, if your book has more than 100 chapters, why would you only have more than 2,000 book friends? If you write it in advance, everyone will accept it. At the very least, you must have at least 10,000 book friends for this book. If you, the author, have finished writing, you can write whatever you want. You don't care about the pocket money anyway. If you want to make some pocket money. It's best to write something that everyone can accept, so that more people will read your book. Will be attractive. No matter how you write the rest, the first 10 or so pages should at least be written in a decent way. What you want to write can be accepted by everyone. You should be more traditional so that everyone can accept it.