Rhine Snow, the youngest miracle in the British literary world, received two things at the same time on his eleventh birthday: an admission notice to Hogwarts, and a "prehistoric human connection system" that went to the wrong set. The former told him that he was a wizard and was about to enter the magical world; the latter told him that the great catastrophe of becoming a god was coming, so he should quickly make friends with the great men of ancient times in exchange for rewards and save his life. Rhine's whole body was numb - Brother, I am in London now, not in Chaoge City. Where do you want me to find Yuanshi Tianzun? On the one hand, he is about to start a magical campus life, and on the other hand, the system urges him to "quickly make friends with powerful people from the wild" every day. Rhine can only jump repeatedly between the dream of being an ordinary little wizard and the script of becoming a god forcibly arranged by the system. The good news is that at least he doesn't have to face all this alone. The old butler Flanders is still caring about him outside the door. The bad news is that there may be more trouble in this world than he imagined.
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The text has too many chapters, and there are too many **. However, after reading more than a dozen chapters, I think it can still be used to pass the time when I am short of books. But if you really want to read it, you must be prepared to have a sentence break in every sentence. This depends on your personal habits. If you find it unacceptable, the book will not read well, but if you can accept the break, the book is also quite good. Even those stars often appear in some important places for some reason, so many words have to be guessed by yourself.
It's so awesome. The introduction to Honghuang has more words than HP.
The text has too many chapters, and there are too many **. However, after reading more than a dozen chapters, I think it can still be used to pass the time when I am short of books. But if you really want to read it, you must be prepared to have a sentence break in every sentence. This depends on your personal habits. If you find it unacceptable, the book will not read well, but if you can accept the break, the book is also quite good. Even those stars often appear in some important places for some reason, so many words have to be guessed by yourself.
It's so awesome. The introduction to Honghuang has more words than HP.
Good, but no title
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