Lord of the Destinies Across the Heavens

I beg the protagonist to pay attention to the orphan, hehehe😏

1. The Hobbit 2. The Adventures of Jackie Chan 3. The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty Which one do you like? Just reply with the number.

Brother die, please be more precise and add more rules by the way.

I really want to say something. I have read many Infinite Flow novels, and this one is definitely one of the worst.

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Not to mention anything else, I really hate it when I went to Shuanglong and even helped or even licked the two girls named Fu. I immediately gave up the book when I saw this. After all, the two girls were meant to disrupt the Central Plains and make the Han people kill each other in preparation for the invasion of Goryeo. Those who kneel and lick the two girls have not seen women for hundreds of years.

From everyone's suggestions, I picked out a few worlds with suitable power systems: Qin Shi Mingyue, Under One Man, and The Adventures of Jackie Chan. These three worlds are more suitable as the next world, and more people want to see them. There are also Tomb Raider Notes. There are many people who want to read this world, but Tomb Raider Notes doesn't seem to fit into the protagonist's system very well. It's a bit confusing... Let's see what everyone thinks! There is still some time before the end of this world. You can leave a message below to vote. If nothing else, the next world will most likely be one of these worlds.

Let's talk about the free version I watched first. The protagonist learned more than 10,000 magic spells in Harry's world, and learned dozens of martial arts under one person. In the end, he only relied on a telepathic giant knife to kill people. So if you learn so many magic and martial arts, you have an egg, and you can use your mind and telepathy to finish the job with one last knife and blow up the planet.

The protagonist is like a monkey breaking a bag of grains. After learning the later skills, he forgets the previous skills. The setting of the "Dawn" group is also annoying. Not only does it treat the supporting characters as fools, but it also treats the readers as fools. No matter how you read it, you think it's nonsense.

After reading the book reviews, I found out that the author wrote Harry Potter, so I stopped reading it. When writing Harry Potter novels, you just have to read each one. I've seen a lot of good ones, but they fell apart as soon as I wrote about Harry Potter. Even if there are still people who support it, it is doomed to failure. Don't ask, just ask because Harry Potter sucks.