[Gaowu] + [Must have some IQ] + [Refreshing article] + [Don't be slow to warm up in the early stage] + [Easy, funny, fun, and interesting, a must before and after meals] + [Grand world view in the later stage] + [Boss, do you think anyone will read this book?
At the age of eighteen, Zhang An is finally about to wake up.
But he had no hope at all;
After all, the awakening routine here has long been figured out, and it is not difficult to awaken the precious elixir to S level.
But?
What is [Talent: Great Emperor in His Old Age]? ? ?
What does it mean that I regret it now, so I reward myself with a set of emperor-level skills? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Reader comments
One thing I don't quite understand is the way they deal with traitors. The Jian Family actually said they couldn't deal with the traitors because the Jian Family was too strong. Then send a grandmaster to protect the protagonist and prevent the sword family's senior officials from taking action.
The problem here is huge. It is difficult to deal with a traitor, so just surrender. You should not use the reason that the Jian Family is strong, but should use the reason without clear evidence. Therefore, it is not easy to destroy the Jian Family directly, but because the Jian Family takes action against RS-level geniuses, there should be severe punishment. Another one, is one grandmaster enough? If I were a swordsman, I might directly use all the combat power to kill the protagonist instead of sending people to die one by one. And what does it mean for juniors to handle it themselves? The RS-class is the hope of the future. Is it just for junior to handle it casually? It's understandable that there are many traitors.
The inexplicable beginning, the poor word choice, the fragmented protagonist, and the new story can't cover up all the flaws. It is recommended that the author read it carefully before posting [eating melon]
One thing I don't quite understand is the way they deal with traitors. The Jian Family actually said they couldn't deal with the traitors because the Jian Family was too strong. Then send a grandmaster to protect the protagonist and prevent the sword family's senior officials from taking action. The problem here is huge. It is difficult to deal with a traitor, so just surrender. You should not use the reason that the Jian Family is strong, but should use the reason without clear evidence. Therefore, it is not easy to destroy the Jian Family directly, but because the Jian Family takes action against RS-level geniuses, there should be severe punishment. Another one, is one grandmaster enough? If I were a swordsman, I might directly use all the combat power to kill the protagonist instead of sending people to die one by one. And what does it mean for juniors to handle it themselves? The RS-class is the hope of the future. Is it just for junior to handle it casually? It's understandable that there are many traitors.
The inexplicable beginning, the poor word choice, the fragmented protagonist, and the new story can't cover up all the flaws. It is recommended that the author read it carefully before posting [eating melon]