[If you don't do anything, you will die and force the sand sculpture devil to attack VS obey the rules and abide by the law, chase stars and die, stay in the house and be respected]
Meng Xianyu was sealed by his sworn enemy for more than a thousand years. More than a thousand years later...
After breaking free from the seal, I was shocked to realize that it is now a new century. With no money, no house, and no ID card, as a gangster, Meng Xianyu could only make a living with his younger brother who was in the advanced stage of secondary disease.
Worse than the water ghost in the ditch next door!
The sworn enemies back then have all become industry bosses, and he is the only civil servant who cultivates immortality! Picking up mineral water bottles at night!
"Would you like to be a star? With your appearance, you won't have to worry about having no money even if you become a vase." Said the water ghost next door.
Meng Xianyu: "Selling out appearance, huh, superficiality."
Until later...
It smells so good!
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Reader comments
I, I, I'm so excited???
The duck made a sound that wanted to wake up.
A very interesting setting book. Judging from the comment area, the author wants to throw out all the historical lines first, and then select people/things from online to write novels. However, I feel that there is a flaw in this order of publication: when readers read novels, they already know the climax, development and ending based on the chronicles (this seems to be quite terrible, especially for me, a plot fan), and they will lose their enthusiasm to a certain extent... Furthermore, Chinese and Western fantasy in online novels are somewhat unpopular (especially in Jinjiang, Qidian was single-handedly promoted by Squid Girl and forced to become popular), and I can't help but feel a little worried about the big prospects...
Is this a long novel with 300 chapters? The plot is so slow
I, I, I'm so excited???
The duck made a sound that wanted to wake up.
A very interesting setting book. Judging from the comment area, the author wants to throw out all the historical lines first, and then select people/things from online to write novels. However, I feel that there is a flaw in this order of publication: when readers read novels, they already know the climax, development and ending based on the chronicles (this seems to be quite terrible, especially for me, a plot fan), and they will lose their enthusiasm to a certain extent... Furthermore, Chinese and Western fantasy in online novels are somewhat unpopular (especially in Jinjiang, Qidian was single-handedly promoted by Squid Girl and forced to become popular), and I can't help but feel a little worried about the big prospects...
Is this a long novel with 300 chapters? The plot is so slow