At the beginning of the game, Wang Ran traveled through the world of "Dragon and the Eight Parts" and obtained the power of three talismans - the spiritual awakening of rats, the healing of horses, and the immortality of dogs.
In order to let Hongyan get rid of her fate and see the eternal stars side by side with him, he vowed to break the barriers of the world:
In the name of Xiaoyao, he conquered the martial arts, conquered Xixia, defeated the Liao army, regained the Song Dynasty, and finally unified the world and became the tyrant who became "one man in the world";
The director's "extraordinary resurgence", moving mountains and seas, commanding the stars, making gods and gods no longer is a delusion;
He uses all living beings as his chess piece and the way of heaven as his curtain. He calls himself "Hunyuan" and opens a transcendent era, making beauties immortal and uniting all worlds.
——When the world turned into a myth, and when the beauty became eternity, Wang Ran looked back and realized that he was already the only "God's will" in the mouth of all living beings.
Reader comments
Is it true that any monster or monster can ride on the protagonist's head? With three assistants and a wife who is comparable to a true immortal on earth, what kind of bullshit Shaolin and emperor are you afraid of?
It's okay, I thought it was simply because I didn't write it well, and Li Canghai could be considered a foreshadowing. Although I don't like it personally. Secondly, I am also a classic writing addict [laughing and crying] who likes to write some mysterious and interesting chapters, but is there any possibility that they can be moved to the later stage? Although it is reasonable to solve the doubts about Li Canghai's identity in the early stage, those chapters explaining the literary youth may not be suitable to be released during the advancement of the plot. Maybe it's a pity that Tomato doesn't have special extras/other volumes. However, the author obviously wrote it for fun, just read it to relieve boredom, don't expect this book to be later.
PS: I have a similar setting of swallowing super blue giants in the IF line, but it is a matter of the golden elixir stage. Qi training builds an illusory spiritual world, foundation building uses the illusory realm of taiyu to cover reality and evolves everything, and the golden elixir swallows stars to evolve into a cave world.
Is it true that any monster or monster can ride on the protagonist's head? With three assistants and a wife who is comparable to a true immortal on earth, what kind of bullshit Shaolin and emperor are you afraid of?
It's okay, I thought it was simply because I didn't write it well, and Li Canghai could be considered a foreshadowing. Although I don't like it personally. Secondly, I am also a classic writing addict [laughing and crying] who likes to write some mysterious and interesting chapters, but is there any possibility that they can be moved to the later stage? Although it is reasonable to solve the doubts about Li Canghai's identity in the early stage, those chapters explaining the literary youth may not be suitable to be released during the advancement of the plot. Maybe it's a pity that Tomato doesn't have special extras/other volumes. However, the author obviously wrote it for fun, just read it to relieve boredom, don't expect this book to be later. PS: I have a similar setting of swallowing super blue giants in the IF line, but it is a matter of the golden elixir stage. Qi training builds an illusory spiritual world, foundation building uses the illusory realm of taiyu to cover reality and evolves everything, and the golden elixir swallows stars to evolve into a cave world.
It's quite nice, but some details need work.
Yeah, yeah, okay
Good book, worth reading