Chu Fan traveled to the crisis-ridden world of "Swallowing Starry Sky" and was bound to the "First Power System in the Universe" at the beginning, but there was only one Zhulu Academy that no one cared about.
In this earth, which only recognizes the two major martial arts schools of Ultimate and Thunder, no one cares about his academy.
Since no one in this world knows anything, Chu Fan waved his hand and sent the enrollment advertisement back to his hometown on earth!
As a result, a group of "players" with a unique style of painting arrived - they used the outrageous rules of the "Fourth Natural Disaster" to perfect their cultivation (you have experience in defeating monsters); they used the speed of infrastructure construction madmen to build a base at the entrance of the monster's lair; they used their unyielding perseverance to turn lord-level monsters into "dungeon BOSS".
While the major martial arts schools and the HR alliance were still struggling with a king-level monster, Chu Fan's player army was already driving Gundam and discussing how to "explode the star".
Many years later, facing the torrent of players sweeping the universe, the starry beasts roared in despair: "Who is the monster?"
Reader comments
Early plot. And the foreshadowing is pretty good. It is a work with an 8.9 Score, a tiny bit in the sky.
If you really add something new to this thing, Devouring Starry Sky will still develop.
Author, I think this book is very good. Do you want to continue writing? I will keep following it as long as it takes. Until finished listening
Take a good look, come on and follow
The foreshadowing ahead is pretty good.
What's that behind?
Early plot. And the foreshadowing is pretty good. It is a work with an 8.9 Score, a tiny bit in the sky.
If you really add something new to this thing, Devouring Starry Sky will still develop.
Author, I think this book is very good. Do you want to continue writing? I will keep following it as long as it takes. Until finished listening
Take a good look, come on and follow
The foreshadowing ahead is pretty good. What's that behind?