A heavy-duty truck knocked Lin Changkong into this war-torn age of famine.
Fortunately, he obtained the Wheel of Fate.
It could not only slay all beings across the heavens and seize their fate to nourish his own arts and divine abilities,
but also let him form contracts with powerful creatures as fate-bound servants, sending them to seek treasures and seize opportunities, expand his territory, and wage wars in every direction.
From [Treasure-Seeking Mouse] to [Primordial Ten Fiends].
From [Han Xin, the Immortal of War] to [Xiang Yu, the Overlord of Western Chu].
From [the Three Great Traitors of the Heavenly Court] to [the Twelve Ancestral Witches of Antiquity].
Sometimes Lin Changkong was troubled by how his followers kept multiplying, each one more powerful than the last.
A million celestial soldiers, with strong warriors as numerous as the trees in a forest.
And every last one of them was a troublemaker, constantly urging him to establish a Heavenly Court, proclaim himself Heavenly Emperor, and suppress all the heavens throughout eternity...
Mark it. I don't understand, Zhang Zhang is writing about the end of the dynasty, he has money, he sells food instead of hoarding it, and he doesn't need to eat to practice martial arts, he can generate energy from the void.
I have read more than fifty chapters, and the overall content is okay, but it is different from what is written in the introduction. What I understand from the introduction is that in addition to contracted beast pets, you can also contract people. So far, there is no contract person, and only two beast pets have been contracted.
The gold finger is so wide open, it seems useless, just like the kill poke system
The last book ended too early, it's great to start a new book, and there are more books to follow.
A useless golden finger.
Hahahahahahaha