Rebirth of Nanming as Emperor: but the Demonic Cultivator

Damn it, this book is too magical! True to the magic way, all living things can be your own granary resources. You are like cutting off your waist...

Kill them all inside and outside? What else is there to see?

I feel like I put it in the wrong category. I should put it in fantasy. I think the results will be better.

You call it seizing one's body, not rebirth. Random names.

This blood demon skill is not good. If you kill someone, his blood will be everywhere. It's such a waste. If you look at other places where people practice Blood Demon Kung Fu, they are all directly mummified 😏

It's a fun story to read, but I don't think I'd want to open it a second time.

If you can only say one stupid and cool article and eat everything, you will definitely get 404

Having read enough books about developing counterattacks bit by bit in desperate situations makes people feel very frustrated, but this book's approach of crushing the flow at the beginning is really refreshing 😁

It seems that today's readers like to read books with rivers of blood, 😁I am the same,

I was full of expectations at the beginning, but it was completely ruined later and it was a waste of money.

Yan Shenggong: Where is the most appropriate place to greet us?

The magic machines have come out and have a bit of a steampunk feel. It is a combination of Chinese and Western, and can there be more power systems, such as Qi training, foundation building, golden elixir, Nascent Soul, and god transformation? There are too many people writing about cultivating immortals and nothing new. I hope the author can open up his mind and think of more strange spells or practices.

Then write, slaughter the barbarians and support the Han, and regain the country.

The main character is to torture everything in the world! Cool article!

It's cool. I haven't watched it so much in a long time 😍

Just grab it and refine it instantly, right? Okay, okay, this is not a Gestalt ascension🙂

After looking at it, I can still see it, but it just feels a bit accelerated. Don't just grab a handful and run away. There are a few questions. The first one is the protagonist. As a human master with great luck, how come he was not suppressed when fighting against those Taoist sects? The second one is that the main character's skill should be at the current upper limit, which is only the golden elixir. After all, the person who created this skill was killed in the golden elixir stage, right? The third one is that the protagonist can travel into this world. Is there a golden finger or something? The fourth question is, does the protagonist plan to return to the original world after cultivating the golden elixir? Or should we directly use golden fingers or channels to connect to the outside world to forcefully engulf other worlds and incorporate them into this world? Actually, the author's world setting is quite interesting. It's good to grow up from a young age. Step by step, you can learn each other's skills. Now it's too mindless and fun.