[Prehistoric] [King Gou] [Funny and humorous] [Dirty] [? ? ? ? ]
The young man traveled through time and became a prehistoric innate gourd vine, and named himself the domineering "Cang Qing Vine". However, at the beginning, his beard was trampled by Sanqing and his leaves were eaten by ferocious beasts - he realized on the spot: domineering cannot save one's life, and pretending to be cowardly is the way to go!
From then on, there was a vine in Kunlun Ruins that was "cowardly to the extreme": when seeing a boss, it would hang down the vine and pretend to be dead. When encountering a conflict, it would hold its head and cry for mercy. The gourd it formed was even more "a trap for famous tyrants" - the "Qing Cang Gourd" could not stop thousands of troops but only mosquitoes, and the "Suppressing Evil Gourd" could not suppress evil spirits but only made people's legs weak.
He secretly transformed into a timid young man, hugging the saint's thigh with a milky voice while filling the "little black book of ancient times" with grudges. Long Han robbed spiritual treasures, lich battles muddied the waters, and pretended to be innocent at the stage of apotheosis. It wasn't until the demon god from outside the territory attacked that he took off his coward mask, controlled thousands of vines and shouted angrily: "I am Cangqing Vine, who dares to touch me?!"
Saint: "??? It turns out that the most cowardly one is the biggest guy!"
Reader comments
This novel takes the "root tree" as its guide and unfolds a scroll of symbiosis that spans two realms and runs through the galaxy. From the buds sprouting in the southern region to the giant trees embracing each other in the source world, every detail is steeped in a profound interpretation of "acceptance" and "symbiosis."
Living creatures use fish letters to communicate their feelings and wine jars as appointments, seeking resonance among differences and building bridges between barriers. From the trial of the first integration of two worlds to the grand scene of the spring of all worlds, there is warmth between the lines - the roots are not only entangled with the land, but also the people's hearts; the branches and leaves spread not only vitality, but also civilization.
In the final chapter, the stars share spring, with a long aftertaste, just like the sentence "The sound of spring has filled the stars", which expresses the true meaning of simplicity: where we share the same heart, we share the same spring.
This novel takes the "root tree" as its guide and unfolds a scroll of symbiosis that spans two realms and runs through the galaxy. From the buds sprouting in the southern region to the giant trees embracing each other in the source world, every detail is steeped in a profound interpretation of "acceptance" and "symbiosis." Living creatures use fish letters to communicate their feelings and wine jars as appointments, seeking resonance among differences and building bridges between barriers. From the trial of the first integration of two worlds to the grand scene of the spring of all worlds, there is warmth between the lines - the roots are not only entangled with the land, but also the people's hearts; the branches and leaves spread not only vitality, but also civilization. In the final chapter, the stars share spring, with a long aftertaste, just like the sentence "The sound of spring has filled the stars", which expresses the true meaning of simplicity: where we share the same heart, we share the same spring.