[Multiple heroines] + [Time Travel] + [Only one person knows the plot] + [Concrete Reality] + [World Fusion]
In the 50th century of Blue Star, the national online game [Wu Po Cang Qiong] is launched.
The light of the sword and the shadow of the sword, in front of the flowers and under the moon, with swords in the sky, gratification and hatred at will, dominating the world.
Xiao Yan, a young man from Earth Star, once traveled through Blue Star.
After entering Wu Po Cang Qiong, I was shocked to find that this game was actually based on martial arts novels and TV series from previous lives.
Relying on foresight, Xiao Yan started from Novice Village, cut off all kinds of opportunities, and dominated the world.
Huang Rong: Brother Yan, don't run away, I agree to marry you.
Xiao Longnu: When I said goodbye to the ancient tomb, you actually stole my heart.
Yao Yue: You, my enemy, actually make me suffer from lovesickness.
Players: He has nine of the ten most beautiful places in the world. Is he still a player?
Xiao Yan: You don't know my pain!
When the game and reality merged, hundreds of millions of evil demons set foot on Blue Star from outside the territory, countless masters were suppressed, and when Blue Star was in danger, Xiao Yan held the magic sword and brought a group of beauties to stand in front of hundreds of millions of evil demons. The magic sword pointed slantingly: I have a knife that can break the sky!
With one sword strike, hundreds of millions of vicious demons vanished into thin air!
Reader comments
A classic within a classic. .
Pull within pull. .
Well written, keep up the good work
The basics are pretty good, so I'm giving it 5 stars because it's a new book!
The disadvantage is that it creates conflicts too bluntly, giving me the feeling of an urban novel from ten or twenty years ago.
A classic within a classic. .
Pull within pull. .
Well written, keep up the good work
The basics are pretty good, so I'm giving it 5 stars because it's a new book! The disadvantage is that it creates conflicts too bluntly, giving me the feeling of an urban novel from ten or twenty years ago.