
Lord of the Myriad Worlds' Corpses
万界尸尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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585Chapters
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Suddenly I remembered a certain suicide novel about turning a lucky corpse in a crystal coffin into a zombie.
Seeing that people nowadays are fond of bad habits, don't wash your hands of it, Quanxing supports you, come on
Are there any dark novels where the main character doesn't have a golden finger and relies entirely on his own talent? At the same time, he doesn't need a female protagonist and he kills decisively.
The new book "My Aura and Illusion" is released!
The new book "My Aura and Illusion" has been uploaded, I hope it can get support!
I can't see clearly. I can't understand what the hell is going on.
I have always supported you and I don't have the money to reward you, but I will definitely give you my best effort.
Is it my problem or the book's problem? I was confused and couldn't figure it out!
The first part is okay, but the further back it gets, the worse it gets. After it's published, I'll try to make up the number of words.
Thinking of a certain divine book, the moment he turned that person into a zombie, the protagonist's luck increased and his cultivation skyrocketed. Countless fans around the world died on the spot and then nothing happened.
Crystal coffin? Author, you remind me of a librarian. . . . . .