
Primordial Chaos: Proving the Dao Beyond All Boundaries
洪荒之证道无疆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 338k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
155Chapters
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304Recs
1kFans
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One body and two souls are equivalent to having mental illness!
In order to better understand the distinguishing rules, we have specially added the setting of number and level, but this level does not mean the level of strength! Please kindly point out many settings and typos, and I will definitely change them if they can!
I plant two recommendation votes for myself every day, and I believe it will definitely bring me more recommendation votes!
In this prehistoric world, if you are careless and careless, but you can't control your mouth, talk nonsense, make random promises, and say what you will do in the future, then you are courting death.
The rules cannot be clearly distinguished, and it feels a bit awkward to talk about. I hope it will be more exciting in the future!
Low-end version of Honghuang, identification completed
This protagonist is completely insane and has a brain disease
Before reading a book, I read the comments.
Every time I read a new book, I always read the comments. If a lot of people say it is unreasonable and random, then I usually won't try it. It's just that I've written more than 90 chapters, so why are so few people commenting on it?