Qiao Feng committed suicide outside Yanmen Pass. When he woke up seven days later, he was already in the mountains of Aolai Country.
He remembered that he had practiced swordsmanship at the top of Mount Hua for seven years, learned the Dugu Nine Swords, and mastered the Zixia magic skill, and he was able to dominate the world and be proud of the world.
But in today's world, the spiritual energy between heaven and earth is like a tide, the sword can cut mountains and rivers, and the palm can break gold and stone.
Seven years, or seven days? Is the memory real or a dream?
It wasn't until he palmed the golden dragon and everyone called him "the Immortal" that he realized that all this was not an illusion.
Immortal? Monster?
None of them can match his understanding and ability to defeat all laws.
And he just wants to go home...
(PS: Let's fill in the gap of Qiao Feng in Journey to the West...)
Reader comments
Not bad, not bad. It's my favorite style. It's much better than mindless cool writing.
Coming from Swordsman, I like the book you wrote. It brought out Qiao Feng's soul. Come on, author!
I like this style. Come on, the author. After reading Xiaoao, I will read this again. It's not enough.
I finished reading it in one go and it was pretty good.
Not bad, not bad. It's my favorite style. It's much better than mindless cool writing.
Coming from Swordsman, I like the book you wrote. It brought out Qiao Feng's soul. Come on, author!
I like this style. Come on, the author. After reading Xiaoao, I will read this again. It's not enough.
I finished reading it in one go and it was pretty good.