
From the Wuzhuang Temple, One Can Live Forever
从五庄观开始苟到万劫永寿
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- Ongoing
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- 635k Words
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- Cultivation
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- Male
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- Mythic Cultivation
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- 5mo ago
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- Qidian
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He is a weak human race, but he is practicing in Wuzhuang Temple in the ancient times. He is surrounded by monsters who are human and golden immortals at the beginning, and the protagonist has to start by refining Qi. The writing is humorous. The protagonist is looked down upon by his brothers because he is too weak. However, because most of the brothers are monsters and congenital beings, their contempt is innocent and does not suppress the mood. On the contrary, it is a bit fun to watch the protagonist suffer. Later, because of the golden finger that has been certified forever, the protagonist is regarded as a boss in the eyes of the brothers, and they are all impressed by the protagonist's image of "a human race with a weak body but extremely high understanding".
This book suits my taste very well
The ancient novel takes the form of Daluo Jinxian. You, an acquired mortal, are worthless than the weeds on the roadside. Why are you alive? The immortal accidentally blew a breath and you died. Why are you alive?
You are just an ordinary person, why should I accept you? Are you big-faced?
I'm really convinced. How could you write something like this? From the so-called senior brother to that group of foxes and tigers, in my mind, they should be killed directly for stepping into the boundary of Wuzhuang Temple with their left foot, just like a rat in the gutter.
The author has opened a new genre: Underworld Honghuangliu
Assume there is no protagonist. Can Zhen Yuanzi really stand looking at the mentality of his disciples?
This book is so poisonous, it's really uncomfortable to read
In ancient times, people were very particular about heels. The heels of the few human beings that Sage Nuwa pinched with her hands at the beginning were higher. The ones that were thrown out with rattan later were the ones on the roadside.
It's unremarkable, even a little bit poisonous
Goldfinger is a must-have in every track, but only the prehistoric type is special.
What the hell? I don't understand. The most worthless thing in the prehistoric times is the heel.
Prehistoric times are all about following your feet. You can't become a great person by relying on your understanding and talent.
All novels can have golden fingers, but it can't be done in Ancient Times, it's too dramatic.
The prehistoric literature says there are endless tribulations, but from the murderer to the god, it only lasts four times, and then the law ends. I feel that prehistoric is so low now.
It's really frustrating to watch. You only need to do hard work and nothing else.
The start is rubbish. Where is Darkness?
Eunuch, luckily I haven't finished it yet, it's discontinued
I like this kind of thing that grows slowly. It's boring to watch it become invincible as soon as it comes.
In fact, I feel that it is not good for the protagonist of this kind of book to be named "Fire". People who read many novels will easily think of earth, wind, water, fire or fire attributes. The protagonist of this kind of book can be named "Xingzi", or "Thai", etc. It should not be too easy to think of some low-level things that are not worthy of the protagonist's character.
Was this book later sold to the editor?