
I Built the Strongest Hall of Valor
我打造了最强的英灵殿
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 35k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
0Monthly votes
86Recommends
1Fans
17Chapters
Tags
Synopsis
Reader comments
Readers also read
Douluo Jueshi: I, the Last Natural Disaster
New Age Melancholic Warrior
Become a Serious Person Starting from Hokage
Conquer the Comic World Starting from Bone King
If You Are Already an Adventurer, Who Should Work Hard on Your Own?
Start Integrating All Beasts by Extracting Characteristics
Traveling Through the World of Immortality: They Call Me the Coffin Bearer
The Artist Begins in Prison
Traveling at the Same Time: Great Love to the Heavens
When Nao's Flowers Fall
We Are Talking About a Survival Game, but Why Are They All About Cultivating Immortals?
1987: Started by Borrowing People from the Liao Zhai Crew
Look into My Eyes and Let the World Admit Its Mistake!
If you guessed it correctly, the book introduction should correspond to: 1-Norse mythology fire giant Surtur 2-Attila "Whip of God" 345-The names of the epics are all listed. Greek Indian German Epic Little Sun Karna Siegfried of Dragon Blood 6-The Twelve Trials of Heracles 7-King Arthur (too well-known) 8-King Qin swept Liuhe, the First Emperor Ancestral Dragon For reference only, kick me if I am wrong.
After reading the introduction, I suddenly thought of another novel, about a man who time-traveled into Superman Clark Kent. Later, he traveled to the Xingyue world and was discovered by two inhibitory forces. After his super-powerful nature as a savior, they decided to force him to stay in the Xingyue world as a patron saint. He was added to all mythological stories and heroic legends, just to increase his bond with the world.
It's not muddled, it feels like you're reading an outline. But I'm a little worried about whether the author has enough copy reserves.
Except for the last one, they all look foreign.
When I saw this introduction, I thought it was a historical myth.