Chang Ge, who died once in the original world, came to the parallel world of the original world.
First, he lived in an orphanage until he was 12 years old, and was taken back by a wealthy family. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a mentally ill family.
His parents and sisters are all partial to his adopted son and blame him for everything. His fiancée, who was originally engaged to him, also likes his adopted son.
So Changge couldn't stand it after less than a year and planned to return to the orphanage as soon as possible.
As a result, I saw a child about to be hit by a car. I quickly pushed the child away and was hit by a car myself. Then I traveled to the civilization before the collapse of the three worlds.
Becoming friends with Kevin and others, and embarking on a path of destruction, Chang Ge planned to help pre-civilized humans, even become a fusion warrior, and even transplant the core of the Herrscher of Reason, but unfortunately failed in the end.
In the end, he helped Kiana and the others clear the level, and was watched by the hunting patrol again, becoming the hunting envoy.
Lan said: We will meet again one day.
Then Chang Ge returned to this world. First he traveled around the world and saved a beautiful foreign girl, and on the way back he rescued an Uncle Wang. However, Uncle Wang's identity seemed to be very complicated.
Later, with the help of Uncle Wang, he got a new identity and started going to school.
In the last year, a mysterious beautiful girl Gu Sisi (Gu Xun'er) suddenly appeared.
She was very attached to Changge, and just when the college entrance examination was about to end, the national destiny suddenly came.
Chang Ge and Gu Sisi were both selected, and as a result there were three more contestants: his former fiancée, the adopted son, and the legendary Dragon King of the Dragon King Palace! The competition location is actually Beloberg!
Reader comments
Well, the writing is very good. I recommend updating 10 chapters a day.
Well, the writing is very good. I recommend updating 10 chapters a day.
This book is worth reading
Very well written, keep it up