
Mortals, My Disciple Han Li, Please Don't Mess with Me!
凡人,小徒韩立,都别惹我!
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- Cultivation
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 2d ago
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The protagonist is 20 years old and in the late stage of foundation building. He is still not as good as Song Yu, so what is written. Is the woman named Song that awesome?
Song Yu possesses heavenly spiritual roots and has top-notch cultivation talent. The early stage of foundation building is reached at the age of thirty, the late stage of foundation building is reached at the age of sixty, and the breakthrough to the early stage of core formation takes about a hundred years. She is a rare genius who cultivates immortality in Tiannan, and her cultivation progress is already at the forefront of her peers. However, compared with the male protagonist who has already established his foundation at the late stage at the age of 20, both his cultivation level and overall cultivation speed are completely outclassed in the same age group, and the gap in talent level is very obvious.
The male protagonist is only 20 years old and already in the late stage of foundation building. In terms of cultivation speed alone, he far exceeds Song Yu. Song Yu is a Tianlinggen genius. He only reached the early stage of elixir formation when he was in his early 100s. The early stage of foundation building also took decades. The male protagonist of the same novel is in the late stage of foundation building at the age of 20. His talent surpasses the top-level Tianlinggen, and his initial cultivation speed is much faster than that of Song Yu in his youth. If compared with the same age, the male protagonist is far ahead in strength and advancement, and his potential to break through the core formation in the future is much higher. 😡
I have accepted so many disciples, but I don't know how to open a forum to teach the Dharma, learn from the master Tongtian, and teach everyone without distinction.
I didn't even finish the last book until it soared, so it won't be another three-minute hit, right?
Just have a powerful plug-in. As long as you accept the name of being a disciple, you will be forcibly bound and locked by the system. You will be forced to selflessly contribute everything to the master. You must not disobey the master's orders, otherwise the system will force a unilateral killing.
Han Paopao is a ruthless and unrighteous person, and he will do whatever is beneficial to him. People who are helpful to Han Paopao, such as Dayan Shenjun, don't have much affection. When he became Dao Ancestor, he didn't get out of time to help him. All men were destroyed with him, except beautiful women. The same goes for Zhang Tie?
With powerful plug-ins and massive resources, is it strange to be in your twenties and build your foundation in the later stages? As long as the resources are abundant and precious, forming pills is not a problem? Is there a problem with starting like this or refining Qi? Is the setting unreasonable?
I wish I had met Xiang Zhili earlier, a direct god, awesome Klass
I use this precious place to promote books and wish the author better and better results.
"Mortal: Comparing Han Li, Nine Secrets of the Start"
It's ugly, ugly, and the further you go, the more it becomes a piece of shit.
Three pieces of advice, come on!
Little Han Paopao this ruthless person
If you don't want to write a book, you don't have to write it. Just read for yourself what Jili Guala says in Chapter 71.
What follows is just a make-up of words. It stinks.
Could it be that the author suffered from some kind of hysteria and wrote this thing?