Global civilization fault + Cthulhu catastrophe + refining falsehood into reality...
Global catastrophes, civilizational fault lines, movies, games, history, and myths have turned into indescribable existences.
The novelist Gu Fei traveled here with "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". In order not to become a pollution, he resolutely wrote down the mythical Three Kingdoms.
The first step is to transform Zhang Jiao, the Lord in Yellow Clothes, who transformed into an indescribable evil god, into the Nine Phoenixes Zhang Jiao, the god.
On the ruins of despair, using pen as weapon, we recast the history of China.
With our will, we will fight against the eternal madness and open up a new era for the human race.
Reader comments
The writing is good, but there are too many sacrifices. The current social reality is too cruel. Your plot design is also so cruel and uncomfortable. I can only say that especially on Tomato, the audience will not be too attractive. After all, they like to crush, instead of trying their best and sacrificing so many of their own people.
The author writes well and sets up the world view well.
Not bad, come on, author
Good worldview and exciting content
It feels pretty good
You can take a look, there's nothing poisonous about it because I'm currently fighting.
Five Stars hopes that he will not be influenced by others and lead to eunuchs or unfinished work.
Not bad, not bad, quite innovative.
It can be viewed as a revised version of nonsense about the Three Kingdoms
Five stars
It's a very good book, but the world view is too hopeless. If it weren't for the internal conflicts among those evil gods, humanity would have been extinct on the spot, and the world would be comparable to a cesspit.
The story of the Three Kingdoms is really well written
The writing is good, but there are too many sacrifices. The current social reality is too cruel. Your plot design is also so cruel and uncomfortable. I can only say that especially on Tomato, the audience will not be too attractive. After all, they like to crush, instead of trying their best and sacrificing so many of their own people.
The author writes well and sets up the world view well.
Not bad, come on, author
Good worldview and exciting content
It feels pretty good
You can take a look, there's nothing poisonous about it because I'm currently fighting.
Five Stars hopes that he will not be influenced by others and lead to eunuchs or unfinished work.
Not bad, not bad, quite innovative.
It can be viewed as a revised version of nonsense about the Three Kingdoms
Five stars It's a very good book, but the world view is too hopeless. If it weren't for the internal conflicts among those evil gods, humanity would have been extinct on the spot, and the world would be comparable to a cesspit.
The story of the Three Kingdoms is really well written