
My Heroic Spirits Come from Five Thousand Years of Chinese History
我的英灵来自华夏五千年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 309k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
138Chapters
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174Recs
26Fans
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Reader comments 12
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In such a novel, the most taboo thing is to summon the emperor and the ancient human emperor.
The plot design at the beginning is pretty good and the writing is pretty smooth.
The introduction is nice. Don't do this next time. Yellow Emperor. . . .
Please read it! Thank you so much!
As a new book sets sail, data is particularly important! If you are a book reader, please click on the latest chapter every day and catch up on it! Thank you! I can't thank you enough!
There are over a hundred chapters and I can't even understand why the protagonist is still stronger than the main character even though he's not even in the realm yet.
It's too slow and keeps overpowering the protagonist. What's the use of arranging an old man for the protagonist?
Don't press it anymore, or you'll release it after it's put on the shelf? That's it
This is too short, right?
This book is coming again in a different version. It's the same book at least several times.
Rubbish, I can only say that the novel has nothing to do with the title