No system + no time travel + fantasy + the greatest betrayal + powerful revenge
Zhang Zhiyan originally thought that because of his talent and intelligence, he had been taught by the mysterious old man who called himself the "Ninth Old Man" since he was a child. He also taught him peerless martial arts and swordsmanship with all his money. After that, he disappeared for no reason, and even arranged for someone to kidnap Luo Zhiwu deliberately and force him to grow up quickly. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a conspiracy. The technique was incomplete and the swordsmanship was flawed. In order to prevent him from losing Yuanyang, he was deliberately deceived. Before the technique was perfected, he would die immediately! And arranged for the nine-tailed demon fox to monitor his every move. Just to let him practice to the Mahayana of overcoming the tribulation, condense the pure Yang energy, seize the body and become an immortal!
Zhang Zhiyan went through the experience step by step and discovered the thick conspiracy in it through every detail. It was unbelievable and painful. Finally, he drew his sword and became an immortal!
Reader comments
First of all, there is a certain difference between the introduction and the title of the book and the content, or it may be that the author has not written it yet. Secondly, I feel that this book has one tone so far, and is generally too bland. Also, I feel that it lacks a very clear main line. I always feel that the protagonist is just doing whatever he has to do at the moment. The author likes to dig holes, but I feel like he can't fill them. The first Kyuubi The fox should be stronger than the protagonist and can be trapped. I don't understand how the protagonist can defeat that holy land. I feel that there is a certain matryoshka phenomenon. After killing a minor villain, a more awesome villain comes, and finally there is something like an ancestor. It seems to have no freshness and is easy to get tired of. It's okay to watch it from time to time. It's a little bit poisonous, but it's harmless and scattered.
My thoughts are clear, but I have no motivation😮💨
First of all, there is a certain difference between the introduction and the title of the book and the content, or it may be that the author has not written it yet. Secondly, I feel that this book has one tone so far, and is generally too bland. Also, I feel that it lacks a very clear main line. I always feel that the protagonist is just doing whatever he has to do at the moment. The author likes to dig holes, but I feel like he can't fill them. The first Kyuubi The fox should be stronger than the protagonist and can be trapped. I don't understand how the protagonist can defeat that holy land. I feel that there is a certain matryoshka phenomenon. After killing a minor villain, a more awesome villain comes, and finally there is something like an ancestor. It seems to have no freshness and is easy to get tired of. It's okay to watch it from time to time. It's a little bit poisonous, but it's harmless and scattered.
My thoughts are clear, but I have no motivation😮💨