Traveling through the secret room, Chen Guan fell into a mysterious cage at the end of time.
At the beginning, I picked up a three-meter-tall golden Valkyrie, and she insisted on claiming her master.
Are black beasts fierce? No solution to the gray fog? Evil spirits are rampant?
Chen Guan smiled slightly and turned around to make a deal with the gods.
Sell the corpse of the black beast, obtain the source of genetic evolution, and destroy the mountains and rivers with your fists.
Sell the afterglow of the empire, obtain the throne of the Supreme Emperor, and shock the world.
Sell the remains of civilization, obtain the mother tree of ancient civilization, and overlook all living beings.
While other cage masters were still struggling to survive, Chen Guan climbed to the top by stepping on the proud queen, killing a god by the way and continuing to trade.
Reader comments
Come on, author, don't give up on this book. I read it in one sitting. It's very interesting. I hope there will be more updates.
There are currently 100 chapters, and the current world view: Survival in the mist of a different world. Each messenger of the gods has a trap at the beginning. He has a talent at the beginning. If you kill others, you can plunder the opponent's talent and trap resources and land. Each talent can be used once per day, but it can be superimposed. Every time the character level is upgraded, the trap space will become larger. After death, the trap will disappear, and then the winner's trap space will be increased. There are local villagers and countries in the different world that can be conquered. When the player dies, he will be restored to a neutral unit. Then the winner can receive it and then build and develop the cage
In my opinion, messengers of gods should be humans from Blue Stars in different universes. For example, the protagonist comes from Green Star, and the civilizations on each planet are stitched together in a different world that can be explored. Then there are various monsters, and the terrain changes every once in a while, and different monsters and various resources are refreshed.
The character design of the protagonist is basically not poisonous at present. The protagonist is also decisive in killing, has an online IQ, and can scheme against others. I hope to continue to maintain this kind of character and not to be poisonous in the future.
Not bad, not bad. After watching the train, this one is pretty good too.
Well, I can read it. I personally rarely give 4 stars. The main thing is that many books are too toxic, but this book is located in an area where there are not many outsiders (powers), which is quite good. So far, I haven't seen any ambiguity in the heroine (very good). I also feel that the protagonist's human abilities have a lot to develop. For example, the introduction said that he is trading with people from high latitudes, so why not create an M4/Barrett or something, so that the remaining two people will not be a threat.
Good luck author [like]
Good looking, good luck to the author
Look good and support excellent works
Have the results come out? I didn't see the scores. Why didn't I write them down? . . It's so exciting to watch that it won't stop, right?
Come on, author, don't give up on this book. I read it in one sitting. It's very interesting. I hope there will be more updates.
There are currently 100 chapters, and the current world view: Survival in the mist of a different world. Each messenger of the gods has a trap at the beginning. He has a talent at the beginning. If you kill others, you can plunder the opponent's talent and trap resources and land. Each talent can be used once per day, but it can be superimposed. Every time the character level is upgraded, the trap space will become larger. After death, the trap will disappear, and then the winner's trap space will be increased. There are local villagers and countries in the different world that can be conquered. When the player dies, he will be restored to a neutral unit. Then the winner can receive it and then build and develop the cage In my opinion, messengers of gods should be humans from Blue Stars in different universes. For example, the protagonist comes from Green Star, and the civilizations on each planet are stitched together in a different world that can be explored. Then there are various monsters, and the terrain changes every once in a while, and different monsters and various resources are refreshed. The character design of the protagonist is basically not poisonous at present. The protagonist is also decisive in killing, has an online IQ, and can scheme against others. I hope to continue to maintain this kind of character and not to be poisonous in the future.
Not bad, not bad. After watching the train, this one is pretty good too.
Well, I can read it. I personally rarely give 4 stars. The main thing is that many books are too toxic, but this book is located in an area where there are not many outsiders (powers), which is quite good. So far, I haven't seen any ambiguity in the heroine (very good). I also feel that the protagonist's human abilities have a lot to develop. For example, the introduction said that he is trading with people from high latitudes, so why not create an M4/Barrett or something, so that the remaining two people will not be a threat.
Good luck author [like]
Good looking, good luck to the author
Look good and support excellent works
Have the results come out? I didn't see the scores. Why didn't I write them down? . . It's so exciting to watch that it won't stop, right?