An unprovoked connection between cause and effect caused a mortal boy to win the favor of three Foundation-Building Masters, and he was able to transform himself in a blink of an eye.
However, the way of heaven is impermanent, and the calamity of being burned by evil fire suddenly comes, and the severe pain rips the heart and soul. Only by joining the mountain gate and practicing hard can he survive.
The road ahead is gleaming, but the remnant of the Hehuan Sect who fell into the devil's way a hundred years ago suddenly appears and drags him into this infamous place of magic without any explanation.
On one side is the talisman of bone-eating evil fire, and on the other side is the fragrant Shura field surrounded by witches. With soft words entwined and jade arms seducing people, the young man is on the edge of sinking and waking up, step by step. Between emptiness and resignation, he is walking towards the giant of the devil step by step.
Reader comments
I just read Chapter 14, the writing is good. Four stars first, then +1 for the wonderful ones later.
The writer set up a world in collapse. The ecological environment will be seriously damaged and it will die out on its own within thirty to fifty years at most. Mortals are fuel that can be killed at will, but mortals are also a source of monks. Isn't this self-destruction? Writers should play more simulation business games. Without prosperity, how can there be growth?
I just read Chapter 14, the writing is good. Four stars first, then +1 for the wonderful ones later. The writer set up a world in collapse. The ecological environment will be seriously damaged and it will die out on its own within thirty to fifty years at most. Mortals are fuel that can be killed at will, but mortals are also a source of monks. Isn't this self-destruction? Writers should play more simulation business games. Without prosperity, how can there be growth?
First good-looking and good-looking