The Time Lord
时间领主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 143k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This kind of book is actually very difficult to write. I knew it would be cold from the beginning
To explain, the original universe name of this book is "The Doctor Who Universe" because the Time Lord is an ancient sage civilization, a hybrid race that obtains rebirth power by studying the DNA of the Timeless Child - The Doctor and fusing them with the elite of its own race. The elite of this race forms a new race of its own The Time Lord So the so-called timelord system is completely... Unacceptable!
I am a fan of Doctor Who, Hmm... Are you a bit OOC, author? Time Lords never interfere in various issues of other civilizations, okay? And it is absolutely impossible for something like the Time Lord System to appear! If you want to study for a PhD, you can. Have you ever seen the Doctor kill anyone? Doctor changes history at will? …Sigh There is still a little bit
Another author who has practiced Sunflower
Is there any book like this one? Recommend it
Is the author illiterate? It actually shows that the status of military generals in the dynasty was particularly high. Could it be that the history we learn is different?