Ye Long gazed up at the rare alignment of twelve stars. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself in a desolate frontier wasteland, suppressed by twelve golden statues.
Inside a bronze coffin, a line of blood-red words read: [You are the only variable.]
Here, baleful energy gnaws at the bones, and the condemned are as numerous as ants. Beneath the statues, an ancient god weeps blood in captivity. Above the starry sky, the one pulling the strings casts a cold, indifferent glance.
When Ye Long uses his “Eye of the Laws” to glimpse the origins of all things, and applies scientific reasoning to unravel the path of cultivation, the entire Desolate Realm trembles.
It turns out that this so-called land of exile is actually the last refuge of the primordial universe.
And he, an “accident” from a blue planet, will uncover with his own hands who is a pawn, who holds the strings, and who dares to overturn this ancient chessboard!
It's so beautiful. I've read so many interesting articles. It's the first time I've seen this style. The author will update it quickly.
It's beautiful. It's the first time I've read such a beautiful book.
Nice looking, I like this style It's really good to read, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the number of words per chapter is enough. Unlike when I was a kid, one chapter of other novels only had 1,000 words.
Cultivation subverts cognition, twelve main gods, the original seed, and a grand world view
Looks good, not bad, I like it
It's really suitable for old bookworms. It's so beautiful. I refuse to read mindless books. This one is really good.