[National Destiny survival + divine dog + no female lead + livestream + play the pig to eat the tiger]
National Destiny Survival begins, and three chosen contestants are randomly selected from each country.
The Dragon Kingdom's first two contestants are Lei Zheng, a special forces king, and Pei Shou, the fox of the mercenary world.
The whole internet cheers: “We're set! Even a dog could win!”
Then the third contestant is announced: a Dragon Kingdom country dog.
The whole internet explodes: “Even a dog could win? They actually sent a dog?”
Nobody knows that this dog, named Tuntun, is actually Erlang Shen's dog, Xiaotian Quan.
It has descended to investigate the gods behind National Destiny Survival.
A hellish difficulty from the start? Giant crocodiles and pythons? Wolf packs and flamingos?
Tuntun: “Well, guess I'll have to play dirty...”
Before long, it becomes the wolf king, tames the flamingos, and turns the giant pythons and crocodiles against each other.
Then it uploads supplies, multiplying the Dragon Kingdom's National Destiny again and again.
Foreign netizens: “Report them! The Dragon Kingdom is cheating!”
The people of the Dragon Kingdom: “Tuntun, our eternal god!”
Days later, people gaze at the heavenly soldiers and generals in the sky, and at their chosen contestant, Tuntun.
Wait, dude, you're freaking Xiaotian Quan!
It's very beautiful, and Tuntun is also very strong. It's mainly because it's so cool to have the support of heaven. The two special forces are also very powerful and humane. I hope the author will make more updates [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]
It's nice [loving] Come on, the author, I recommend updating 100 times a day 😄
Okay, I will update ten chapters a day😄👍
It's good to read, but there are too few. Updates and updates, ten or eight chapters a day, come on.
It's a great book, why doesn't anyone read it?
The boss is one of the three thousand demon gods before the creation of the world, right?
We go to heaven at the beginning. This angle is really unusual. Let's give it a five-star encouragement first and then take a look.
I think it is a good book, I will recommend it.
It's okay, just a little bit interesting, not a lot.