10 Years ago, Chen Nan used less than 50% of his own Emperor blood to buy several years of peace for the human race at the cost of serious injuries. He destroyed most of the Shadow Realm, but he could no longer summon the Emperor's armor, so he retired.
But 10 years later, a somewhat slovenly man opened a martial arts gym in a relatively remote place, and he was Chen Nan. He originally wasted his time every day, but the appearance of a young man changed him, and he also unlocked a discipleship system that allowed him to enter the world again.
"Dingdong, congratulations to the host for successfully having his first apprentice. He will be rewarded with 5% of the emperor's bloodline, as well as the ability to summon the Xingtian Armor and 100% mastery of the Xingtian Armor."
"Ding dong, congratulations to the host for successfully having a second apprentice. The reward will be 5% of the emperor's bloodline, as well as the ability to summon Nava armor and 100% mastery of Nava armor."
"..."
Chen Nan: "I also want to retire well, but it's a pity that I am invincible again..."
Reader comments
This book has a martial arts flavor, and I guess the author has not recovered from the martial arts. The writing style is okay in Tomato, but between the lines there is the urban martial arts style of Tomato ten years ago. The plot is relatively slow, and it is a bit out of place in the fast-paced Tomato.
I read the article and it was probably hand typed, so four stars is an encouragement.
Each name has its surname
Not bad, there may be some shortcomings, but you can still change slowly👀, come on author [cool]
Why do so many people named Qi [cover face] [cover face]
There are at least 20 others in one chapter, and they are added in strange places.
Very good, keep it up, but there are still some shortcomings. Keep it up. Author [smirking] [blowing kiss]
The content is good, but there are too many words. However, the number of words is decreasing in subsequent content, which shows that the author is still changing.
This book has a martial arts flavor, and I guess the author has not recovered from the martial arts. The writing style is okay in Tomato, but between the lines there is the urban martial arts style of Tomato ten years ago. The plot is relatively slow, and it is a bit out of place in the fast-paced Tomato. I read the article and it was probably hand typed, so four stars is an encouragement.
Each name has its surname
Not bad, there may be some shortcomings, but you can still change slowly👀, come on author [cool]
Why do so many people named Qi [cover face] [cover face] There are at least 20 others in one chapter, and they are added in strange places.
Very good, keep it up, but there are still some shortcomings. Keep it up. Author [smirking] [blowing kiss]
The content is good, but there are too many words. However, the number of words is decreasing in subsequent content, which shows that the author is still changing.
Beautiful, so beautiful
It's okay, keep it up
It's so beautiful, let's watch it together