Qin Luo was slandered by Ye Chen, Liu Ruyan and others in the Taixu Holy Land for colluding with the Demon Sect and stealing sect treasures, and was accidentally bound to the "Slander Come True System". He chose to admit all the slanders, unlocked massive rewards and heaven-defying skills, and also revealed his identity as the ninth prince of the Great Qin Dynasty. Since then, he has been counterattacking all the way, plundering luck and punishing his enemies. After returning to the imperial dynasty, he encountered a marriage dispute and new slanderous challenges, starting a counterattack of cultivating immortality with pleasure and revenge.
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26.04.17. Checked in after watching 75 episodes. A story adapted from the same IP, this is the 3rd version I read. They are all bound to the villain system, plundering luck, slapping them in the face or counter-killing them. The story of the third version is slightly different. I haven't read the original work, so I don't know which one is the most realistic. The 3D modeling of this version is the most vivid and beautiful. The robbed sons and daughters of destiny all move very quickly without leaving any trouble. It's very enjoyable to watch without holding your breath. The combat actions and skill special effects are the best among the 3 versions I have seen. Small shortcomings: Sometimes the audio and video are out of sync, and the characters' expressions, movements, and dialogues do their own thing. The character modeling of the supporting characters is very different, and it is easy to not recognize who is who without prompts. Overall, it's pretty good. If you like fighting and having fun, I'd recommend this version first.
26.04.17. Checked in after watching 75 episodes. A story adapted from the same IP, this is the 3rd version I read. They are all bound to the villain system, plundering luck, slapping them in the face or counter-killing them. The story of the third version is slightly different. I haven't read the original work, so I don't know which one is the most realistic. The 3D modeling of this version is the most vivid and beautiful. The robbed sons and daughters of destiny all move very quickly without leaving any trouble. It's very enjoyable to watch without holding your breath. The combat actions and skill special effects are the best among the 3 versions I have seen. Small shortcomings: Sometimes the audio and video are out of sync, and the characters' expressions, movements, and dialogues do their own thing. The character modeling of the supporting characters is very different, and it is easy to not recognize who is who without prompts. Overall, it's pretty good. If you like fighting and having fun, I'd recommend this version first.