A sky screen suddenly descended over the entire Continent of Kings, showing truths forbidden by the gods and buried by history.
On the Great Wall, Kai watched his own image on the screen: carrying the burden of his sins and walking away alone. The hand gripping his sword trembled slightly.
In Haidu, Luna wept as she finally understood just how despairingly tender her brother had been when he said, “I didn't do it.”
Chang'an, Jixia, the Cloud Desert... Every faction was shaken as the heroes' pasts and the continent's secrets were gradually laid bare.
When the sky screen began showing even older scenes, wars between gods, immortal armor, and an “observation” stretching across the ages, everyone realized this was more than a mere recollection. It was the prelude to a storm that would sweep over the present.
And at the heart of that storm was the man chosen by the sky screen, whose memories had been reduced to fragments: Kai.
It's rare to have one, but the content is complicated and most of them are not true. Especially the part about Li Xin. I am a real fan of Li Xin. I am very happy to see Li Xin. There are a lot of mistakes in that part, but there are also many good points. I can only say that it is just for entertainment.
Compared with other brainless harem king novels, this one is considered to be the top of the king fanfics. How do I remember that Li Xin is the supreme commander of the Great Wall? The Guanlian is much bigger than Hua Mulan and the others, so how can he be Hua Mulan's subordinate?
This is a book that reveals many heroes in the Continent of Kings! [Top post][Blow kiss][Top post] I like Kai a little more, so I will write more about Kai at the beginning, and other contents will be gradually added later. It is updated on time at 3pm every day. Please take the time to rate it during your busy schedule. If you have your own ideas, you can leave a message and I will change the content according to the actual situation 🤔🤔
It's not bad. Although I don't know much about the background of the king, which makes some people confused, but it's full of emotions and quite interesting.
It looks good. Can the author make a film about Sun Quan?
The writing is pretty good, but when will we write about Hainuo?