- Male protagonist: Xu Xiaoxie (Qingcheng Mountain Zhengyi Guan, born with Taoism, naughty and outgoing, a genius who meets once in a thousand years)
- Heroine: Su Wanqing (a top aristocratic family in the Magic City, cold on the outside and hot on the inside, the most beautiful and talented woman)
-Partners: Xiao Shubei (responsible for force, loyal younger brother, talented and fun-loving), Lin Xiaoyan (intelligence think tank, clear mind, Xiao Shubei's happy enemy)
The original creation of orthodox Taoism, no system, no cultivation, and no time travel.
The protagonist carries the innate Liuhe Dao body and travels to the five continents and seven oceans to recover the Chinese dragon vein energy scattered overseas.
He has traveled to various dragon vein nodes in Japan, Europe, Africa, America, and Oceania. Each place combines local legends to birth secret realms and evil magic creations, slay evil spirits and hunt for treasures along the way, recover national treasures lost overseas, absorb the charm of the earth veins of all countries, and complete the unique Liuhe Dao body.
- Style: Relaxed and funny + urban fantasy + Jianghu Xuanmen + protection of family and country
Reader comments
[Author's Reading Tips]
This book is purely an orthodox Taoist story, with no system, no immortality, and no time travel.
The protagonist is born with an innate Liuhe Dao body. This Dao body has an innate defect: it only absorbs the energy of the earth veins of the Central Plains, and it will never be perfect. It is necessary to travel across the five continents, collect the flowing vitality of the Chinese dragon veins scattered all over the world, and incorporate all of them into one's own Tao body, in order to complete the six-phase pattern and create a complete innate Tao body.
There is a lot of foreshadowing at the beginning of the story, and the pace is gentle. From the 150th chapter of the Japanese chapter, the plot gradually gets on the right track, with conflicts, secret realms, and fighting skills in full swing; the subsequent main line will travel through all the dragon vein nodes in Japan, Europe, Africa, America, and Oceania. In each region, exclusive exotic evil objects and underground secret realms will be born based on local ancient legends, killing evil creatures along the way, and tracking down Chinese national treasures lost overseas.
The Secret Society of Solomon, clay puppets, and ancient foreign characters in the book are all fictional and original settings. They only use ancient legends as story materials and do not reflect any real nation or religion.
If you feel that the pace of the opening chapter is slow, you can jump directly to the Japanese chapter (Chapter 150) and start reading. The complete treasure hunt, fierce battles, and cultural relics, family and country-related plots are all concentrated in this chapter, without affecting the understanding of the main plot.
You can watch it. The author creates with great care~very hard [like][like]
Is the heroine Su Wanqing?
It was so well written that I cried while reading it. But did you forget to write down the part about going down the mountain? The details are different twice
Fine! ! The enthusiasm of young people! !
A very good work, with ups and downs of the story, exciting and exciting. Very recommended ((*^∀^))👍🏻
[Author's Reading Tips] This book is purely an orthodox Taoist story, with no system, no immortality, and no time travel. The protagonist is born with an innate Liuhe Dao body. This Dao body has an innate defect: it only absorbs the energy of the earth veins of the Central Plains, and it will never be perfect. It is necessary to travel across the five continents, collect the flowing vitality of the Chinese dragon veins scattered all over the world, and incorporate all of them into one's own Tao body, in order to complete the six-phase pattern and create a complete innate Tao body. There is a lot of foreshadowing at the beginning of the story, and the pace is gentle. From the 150th chapter of the Japanese chapter, the plot gradually gets on the right track, with conflicts, secret realms, and fighting skills in full swing; the subsequent main line will travel through all the dragon vein nodes in Japan, Europe, Africa, America, and Oceania. In each region, exclusive exotic evil objects and underground secret realms will be born based on local ancient legends, killing evil creatures along the way, and tracking down Chinese national treasures lost overseas. The Secret Society of Solomon, clay puppets, and ancient foreign characters in the book are all fictional and original settings. They only use ancient legends as story materials and do not reflect any real nation or religion. If you feel that the pace of the opening chapter is slow, you can jump directly to the Japanese chapter (Chapter 150) and start reading. The complete treasure hunt, fierce battles, and cultural relics, family and country-related plots are all concentrated in this chapter, without affecting the understanding of the main plot.
You can watch it. The author creates with great care~very hard [like][like]
Is the heroine Su Wanqing?
It was so well written that I cried while reading it. But did you forget to write down the part about going down the mountain? The details are different twice
Fine! ! The enthusiasm of young people! !
A very good work, with ups and downs of the story, exciting and exciting. Very recommended ((*^∀^))👍🏻
Ollie, come on!
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