[Survival + Chinese sequence + Chinese horror + practice + promotion + weird + weird world + sacrifice + doomsday escape]
The whole world has entered a strange world of Taoism, and everyone has embarked on a road to escape.
Lu Yao, who owns a rebirth simulator, can improve his strength step by step by knowing what is coming in advance.
[Monk], [Danding Guest], [Knife Catcher], [Taoist], [Ascetic], [Swordsman]...
Many sequences appear. As long as you practice the corresponding skills, you can become a monk, and then practice step by step to become an immortal. You can also rely on other sequences to understand more weirdness.
Strange spirits destroying temples, paper figures carrying sedan chairs, fox fairies asking for marriage, yellow fairies asking for a seal, stone statues opening their eyes, strange fairy statues, red and white clashing with evil spirits...
Weary of winning techniques, worshiping ghosts and immortals, painting dragon talismans, calming Buddhas, begging for road money...
The world of treachery is filled with all kinds of dangers, and as human beings who are survivors, the first choice is to survive and then become cultivators as soon as possible.
Lu Yao: Shouyuan? Useless stuff!
Only if you survive can you be qualified to consider longevity.
If you can't survive, your longevity is the most worthless thing!
Come on, come on, come and spend your life with me! ! !
Reader comments
It's not as well written as Noko's book, mainly because every time I open the simulation, the protagonist has to survive in the cracks. Others should also have their own opportunities and dangers. There is no problem with a four-person group, but I can't say that except for the protagonist, everyone else is stuck in the same place. The author is thinking about it and read Noko's book.
This is the first time I read a book on this subject. After reading it for a while, I felt it was really good.
It's not as well written as Noko's book, mainly because every time I open the simulation, the protagonist has to survive in the cracks. Others should also have their own opportunities and dangers. There is no problem with a four-person group, but I can't say that except for the protagonist, everyone else is stuck in the same place. The author is thinking about it and read Noko's book.
This is the first time I read a book on this subject. After reading it for a while, I felt it was really good.