Modern young man Su Cheng travels through the world of martial arts and martial arts and becomes the least qualified handyman monk in Shaolin. Three of his acupuncture points are blocked and his meridians are narrow. He is sent to the Sutra Pavilion to work as a sweeping monk. He thought he would live a mediocre life, but accidentally activated the god-level sign-in system. Signing in at the Xuan-level Tibetan Scripture Pavilion obtained the innate Pure Yang Taoist body. From then on, the road to counterattack began. He signed in every day to obtain peerless magical skills, endured hard training, swept the undercurrent of Shaolin, defeated the demons in the world, and finally became a martial arts myth.
Reader comments
The thinking is clear and the content is rich in ups and downs. It is a masterpiece that is rare to find.
The content is rich and colorful.
Good looking, developing silently
Not bad, but there is no title for each chapter
A very good book, highly recommended by a twenty-year-old bookworm. It can make people calm down and watch. Come on, author, please update more quickly. Highly recommended.
It's so damn good, I fell in love with it after only reading three chapters
A must-read if you are in a book shortage, a very good book
As far as Gao Wu's works are concerned, the author's overall writing is quite good. The characters are vivid and the plot is reasonable. However, the realm of martial arts is a bit vague.
The thinking is clear and the content is rich in ups and downs. It is a masterpiece that is rare to find.
The content is rich and colorful.
Good looking, developing silently
Not bad, but there is no title for each chapter
A very good book, highly recommended by a twenty-year-old bookworm. It can make people calm down and watch. Come on, author, please update more quickly. Highly recommended.
It's so damn good, I fell in love with it after only reading three chapters
A must-read if you are in a book shortage, a very good book
As far as Gao Wu's works are concerned, the author's overall writing is quite good. The characters are vivid and the plot is reasonable. However, the realm of martial arts is a bit vague.
Martial arts and fairy tales, childhood dreams