[The chaotic Three Kingdoms + a backyard connected to the Primordial World + the Kongtong Seal recognizes its master + accompanied by Primordial goddesses]
Liu Yu transmigrates to the end of the Han dynasty and becomes a down-on-his-luck member of the Liu clan.
He expects to struggle just to survive amid the chaos.
But to his surprise, an ancient well in his backyard turns out to be connected to the Primordial World.
From the start, he finds the Kongtong Seal, humanity’s supreme treasure, and obtains the Kunlun Mirror, allowing him to travel between the two worlds.
While others risk their lives fighting over a few hundred shi of grain,
Liu Yu brings back spirit fruits, divine treasures, and cultivation techniques from the Primordial World.
Dong Zhuo throws the capital into chaos, warlords vie for supremacy, and heroes battle for control of the realm.
While Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Yuan Shao are still fighting over one province or commandery,
Liu Yu is already using resources from the Primordial World to build an invincible army.
He also has the Primordial Moon Goddess Wangshu by his side.
In this life, he will do more than restore the Han dynasty.
He will become the one and only Human Emperor across all worlds!
After reading this book, I understood why the ancient human sect didn't accept more disciples. The Supreme Being already knew people's character. Don't collect too much, otherwise it will be a disaster. The way of heaven cannot operate. Why can't gods fall in love with mortals? They are all ways of creating chaos. Morality suppresses human ambition and greed. Morality can no longer be suppressed now. Too grandiose. The world where the Three Kingdoms is located cannot accept any spiritual treasure at all. Even the spiritual treasures refined the day after tomorrow can't bear it.
The author: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the total population of Xianbei would not have exceeded 2 million. The total population of Goguryeo was about 100,000. The population of Goguryeo greatly increased in the late Western Jin Dynasty. The total population of the Japanese state was over 2 million. The prehistoric level is really low
If you don't understand, just ask, why is the book gone???
So far, it's okay. To a certain extent, it breaks away from the fixed framework of this type of book, which is considered good.
It looks okay, but why not give it five stars? It's because I'm afraid you'll be proud!
Not bad, give it a five-star review
Why are the books gone?
Well, come and take a look, it's definitely worth it
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Sounds interesting. I'm blind. I can only hear. The quality is okay, as long as I don't throw away the book one day.