Bai Zhao was reborn in the Great Chong tribe of Yuzhou in ancient times, and spent three hundred years as a dazzling white-fronted tiger stuck at the gate of the immortal. During the autumn harvest ceremony, he stole the old woman's wild fruits and ate them while watching the villagers kneel in front of the stone statue and pray for blessings. The moment the incense and wish came to him, he jumped onto the altar table and said, "Don't call me Tiger God. Just call me Mountain God. In three years, I will become an immortal and leave you a spiritual seed to protect the mountain." The whole clan stared at his talking tiger mouth, and the clan leader tremblingly asked: "Tiger" ... Master Tiger God, are you leaving?" He took the biggest wild fruit on the table and said, "How can I become an immortal if I don't leave? I'll take care of you if I become an immortal." Later, he brought back a mountain god seal and smashed it at the door of the temple: "This is enough to look after my house."
Reader comments
It's quite interesting. If you don't mind having a female protagonist, this book is really interesting. I didn't know there was a female protagonist until I read Chapter 95 [crying]. The female protagonist is Yun Xiao. So far, it doesn't seem to have any interesting points, but I probably won't read it in the future. But I still want to say, why is there such a big thing about a female protagonist? Introduction, classification, comments, no one in it has said that there is a female protagonist, it's useless.
The writing is good, I can make it into a novel about food and grass, I hope it won't collapse later.
Where did you paste this? Why did the story change at chapter 166?
I saw a similar book in the early years. I forgot the name. It was also about the law. Let's look at it again.
It is written from another perspective of cultivating immortals in the ancient times. It is logical and smooth at the moment. It is not a flowing text written by AI. Five-star recommendation.
It's quite interesting. If you don't mind having a female protagonist, this book is really interesting. I didn't know there was a female protagonist until I read Chapter 95 [crying]. The female protagonist is Yun Xiao. So far, it doesn't seem to have any interesting points, but I probably won't read it in the future. But I still want to say, why is there such a big thing about a female protagonist? Introduction, classification, comments, no one in it has said that there is a female protagonist, it's useless.
The writing is good, I can make it into a novel about food and grass, I hope it won't collapse later.
Where did you paste this? Why did the story change at chapter 166?
I saw a similar book in the early years. I forgot the name. It was also about the law. Let's look at it again.
It is written from another perspective of cultivating immortals in the ancient times. It is logical and smooth at the moment. It is not a flowing text written by AI. Five-star recommendation.
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