[Cultivation through time travel + invincible defense + easy and refreshing writing + pushing all the way + not the Holy Mother]
Ye Wuchen traveled through the world of immortality and detected low-grade earth spiritual roots at the beginning.
The outer door was not wanted, but the inner door was despised and was thrown directly into the miscellaneous yard.
Everyone feels that there is no hope for him to build a foundation in this life.
Until someone secretly attacked.
When a flying stone hits, a grain of sand automatically flies up.
Blocked.
Only then did Ye Wuchen discover that there was a strange sea of sand hidden inside his body.
Under attack?
The sand automatically protects the owner!
The same realm cannot be broken.
Even a higher realm cannot be penetrated.
As the cultivation level increases, there is more and more sand, and the defense becomes more and more outrageous.
Others practice hard to kill and kill.
He piled up spiritual power like crazy.
Because the thicker the spiritual power, the more sand there is.
Later.
The sect's genius struck with a sword.
The sea of sand rises.
The sword is broken.
The elders of the Holy Land took action with all their strength.
The sea of sand rises.
The magic weapon was broken.
Later, the heavenly calamity came to the world, and hundreds of millions of monks trembled.
Ye Wuchen looked up at the sea of thunder in the sky and couldn't help but frown.
"That's it?"
The next second.
Endless yellow sand covers the sky and the sun.
The entire world of cultivators was silent.
Reader comments
Come on, author! The work must be igniting.
Four stars. The plot is slow and ink. The reason why I gave it four stars is because this is the only book I have read. The first villain was defeated by a lawsuit from the law enforcement hall. It gave off the flavor of Machiavellianism.
Good, good, good, good, good!
Come on, come on, come on
If the temperature on the opposite side is too high and the sand does not change to the colored glaze, I will not be convinced.
Come on, author! The work must be igniting.
Four stars. The plot is slow and ink. The reason why I gave it four stars is because this is the only book I have read. The first villain was defeated by a lawsuit from the law enforcement hall. It gave off the flavor of Machiavellianism.
Good, good, good, good, good!
Come on, come on, come on
If the temperature on the opposite side is too high and the sand does not change to the colored glaze, I will not be convinced.