[Zhu Tian Liu + Peach Blossom Sword Cultivator + Fantasy]
With a three-foot peach blossom sword in hand, who can't afford the peach blossom disaster?
When he woke up, Li Yu traveled to the world of cultivating immortals in the heavens and became an orphan in Luoxia Village. He grew up relying on hundreds of meals.
Until that night, when the bloody setting sun shrouded the mountain top, he awakened the unique innate sword spirit root on Luoxia Peak.
From then on, he had a peach blossom sword.
When the sword comes out, the peach blossoms are ten miles away, and the enemy's bones turn into ashes.
The eldest son of the Immortal Sect regarded him as a thorn in his side and wanted to seize his spiritual root, so he beheaded the eldest son and trampled the Immortal Sect to pieces.
Wan Mo Ridge placed a bounty on his head, so he killed all the demons and monsters.
Even the high and mighty True Immortal of the Immortal Realm could not make him bow his head.
If this world cannot tolerate his sword,
Then he can carry peach blossoms all over the sky and create a bright world.
Reader comments
Finally I struck gold! ! The author is very imaginative. I haven't read such a good-looking article in a long time. It was a bit slow in the early stage, but then it gradually got better. The more I read, the more I thought it was equal to the equal [crying]
It's very good. It's one of the few fairy-cultivation articles that I can read in recent times. Apart from being a bit short, there are no other flaws.
It's good-looking, and it's tied in one breath. The protagonist is very distinctive, and the story is quite interesting, but it's a little lacking. The author should work hard to update it.
The settings of "Three Years of Practicing Swordsmanship and Five Years to Become a Bastard" and "Nine Years of Compulsory Sword Code" are very creative. Although they are slow to gain popularity, the more you look at them, the more interesting they become.
The setting is innovative, the plot is interesting, and the fairy tale flavor is strong. I look forward to the follow-up
Finally I struck gold! ! The author is very imaginative. I haven't read such a good-looking article in a long time. It was a bit slow in the early stage, but then it gradually got better. The more I read, the more I thought it was equal to the equal [crying]
It's very good. It's one of the few fairy-cultivation articles that I can read in recent times. Apart from being a bit short, there are no other flaws.
It's good-looking, and it's tied in one breath. The protagonist is very distinctive, and the story is quite interesting, but it's a little lacking. The author should work hard to update it.
The settings of "Three Years of Practicing Swordsmanship and Five Years to Become a Bastard" and "Nine Years of Compulsory Sword Code" are very creative. Although they are slow to gain popularity, the more you look at them, the more interesting they become.
The setting is innovative, the plot is interesting, and the fairy tale flavor is strong. I look forward to the follow-up