Golden Edict of Yuchen

The Age of Myth

The protagonist is simply a good old man from ancient times, the descendant of Hongyun, right? If such a protagonist could become enlightened, it would be unbearable.

What Tiangang Disha will have is just to start slowly and not rush. The protagonist is the leader of Tongtian. The leader of Tongtian has not yet become a Taoist. The three religions have not yet been established. The complete Tiangang Disha comes from there. The protagonist only brings the true meaning and the theoretical basis.

The protagonist's cultivation level at the beginning is equivalent to a half-step ghost fairyland. He is not just an ordinary person who has just cultivated and has accumulated experience in previous lives. The deduction system also relies on golden fingers. Many people said that the cultivation system is too many and looks a bit messy. I told the author to open a single chapter to write about the realms of various cultivation systems, hoping it can be of some help.

When I first read it, I thought I had encountered fairy grass, but the first copy inexplicably helped the black snake I had only seen once, but I also got some useful things later. No matter what I got, the novel looked good. As a result, the second dungeon inexplicably helped people he didn't know, and got involved in the center of three major forces. More importantly, he actually inherited the karma of others, withdrew a bunch of bullshit Taoism, and then started to recruit disciples! ! ! You read that right! ! ! At this time, I was very depressed. I looked through the book reviews and, um, I summarized my views. The protagonist, the Virgin? No! Is the protagonist decisive in killing? No! The protagonist is a nanny and a boy who makes money. I know how it is possible for a good book to be free of charge, alas!

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It's so holy, she's also a nanny! When you meet someone you don't know in a world, and you try your best to help, you almost get yourself involved, and the same goes for accepting a disciple.

The protagonist is too kind. Does anyone still write such a protagonist nowadays? When you see injustice on the road, roar, are you an immortal or a superman?

If you want a character, you can follow the following format Name: Race: Realm: (Human Fairyland, Ghost Fairyland, Earth Fairyland, Heavenly Fairyland) Kung Fu: Magic weapon: Dojo: Note the main world or dojo Spiritual objects: It is not necessary to fill in all, try to fill in all the places that you can't think of. The author will add it, but the more perfect it is, the easier it will be written. Any good characters and worlds can be written in it.

How to put it this way, this book was a little dull at first, and it was the kind of book that you could barely pass the time to read, but it became more and more interesting as you continued reading, until the middle or even middle to late stages, but in the later stages, it felt like it was "unfinished". The last few dozen chapters are the best proof. The protagonist was disconnected throughout the whole process, and the protagonist Fang was almost beaten. The ending of the last chapter is also very hasty, not as good as the ending of the previous small world.