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I gave up and wanted to pick up the pen and write again countless times, but found that I couldn't write again. As a writer, I hated that person. There are gods under the sky, and there are stars above the sky. One sword breaks the stars. The god of breaking stars, a son of the stars named Yao, descends from the sky, for no reason, just to conquer the stars. There is an abyss beyond the stars, and the two bodies are balanced. In the name of the sword, it protects all this.

The update is completely random, the plot goes directly to the sky, abandons all logic, and starts reading directly from chapter 60, but it will be finished, that's it.

The whole sword is forged from my soul. I was given the title of the magic sword. The name of the sword is: All Cutting. It is one foot and five inches long, the blade is seven feet long, the handle is three feet and five inches long, the width is one foot and two inches, and the thickness is five inches. The two strongest bloodlines in the world are powers that do not belong to this world. Eight Gates of Dunjia, Eight Gates of Heavenly Locks, One Shura Blade, One Rakshasa Blade, Weeping Blood Demon Blade, everything can be cut.

"Yuan Dongheng, mixed Chinese and Japanese, graduated with a doctorate. He just turned 20 this year. He was recommended by his parents and came to apply for a job at your school!" That's what he said. It's the same as what he said. He is mixed Chinese and Japanese. He graduated with a doctorate at the age of only 20. He has a car, a house, and a sister. Not only that, but he also has parents working both ways. However, he just wants to be a physical education teacher, the kind of physical education teacher who can do anything!

This book is a fanfic of Titans and Dragon Kings. The plot must be different from the original story because I forcibly added one more eldest son to the original male protagonist, and his power is also quite strange. The starting point of the male protagonist is very high, and the number will soar quickly. The most important thing is that this book is very short, definitely not long.