The Main God Exploded at the Beginning

Tsk, I won't tell you everything, but in a longevity-style novel about cultivating immortals and practicing martial arts 90% of the time, the protagonist spends 60% or even 70-80% of the time either on the way to a brothel or visiting a brothel. . .

Shocked? Has the Lord God fallen so low?

It seems that the main god died at the beginning. . . .

What the hell is the peak of the middle stage of Xiantian?

I have seen this kind of material before, but I have forgotten the name. It seems that the great gods in the main god space broke up the main god space due to internal strife. The protagonist picked up the core fragments of the main god and continued to develop.

It's a bit uncomfortable and the start is too strong. There are no twists and turns at all, and there are still twists and turns, which is not very comfortable to watch.

I don't know why, but this first picture looks the same to me as the one from the fairy world in Wenzhao Gong's Mysterious Tribulation?

The main god at the starting point exploded thousands of times. . . So miserable

I think the main god died at the beginning. . I thought the scholar's ​​book was out

Whether a book is good or not, any recommendation based on the number of monthly votes is fake. Only the number of reviews is the most real. Nine times out of ten there is nothing wrong with books with more than 500 reviews. They are basically food. There are also grains for 300~500, but very few. Unless you see a subject and content that you are very interested in for less than 300, you can make no mistake if you just make a few comments.

Why is there missing an immortal? Because he revealed too much information

It's unreasonable to have too many golden elixirs. The lifespan of foundation building is only 200. Where does the time come to create the golden elixir technique, not to mention the Nascent Soul?

It will be exactly the same as the Mysterious Catastrophe later on.

Awesome🙂

The first few chapters of this book are exactly the same as a book I have read before. The protagonist also became a disciple of a Taoist priest, who was also a snake player. The protagonist was also injured and abandoned by his master. Later, he got a golden finger to improve his proficiency. Then he refined poisonous snakes and beat up those apprentices to establish his authority. Later, he ran away while the master was away and never looked back.

The chapters updated every day are all wrong 😅