The Greatest Tyrant in History

Is this a tyrant? ? ? There is no domineering or decisive killing at all! Even those who have cultivated to immortality have achieved the goal of having no desires and no pursuits! After seeing a few pictures, I can't stand it anymore! What are you writing!

Immortal cultivators have never used swords, are you kidding me? Are you in retreat during your Qi training period? And Xiu Xian is weak, you've teased me again

This book might be more classic if the plot of the bullshit Cultivation Empire is removed and the main character helps the Han Dynasty in a down-to-earth manner.

After all, he is an old monster who has lived for a long time and feels immature.

After reading dozens of chapters, I didn't see the tyrant but only saw the conspiracy.

I read three chapters and I can't understand it at all. Nothing is explained clearly. The author's writing is not good.

This is the first time someone has written about the Three Kingdoms as fantasy and disgusting.

This can be regarded as history at most, why did you throw it into Xianxia?

The God-Destroying Curse is so good, I can watch it while hiding in bed at night

The author's writing is very good, definitely worth reading and subscribing! I would like to recommend a book that is decisive in killing, nonsensical and full of joy. "The old man picked up rags in time and lived by making bad movies" is hilarious...

It's really beautiful, even though it has its shortcomings, I still like it!

Touch it (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

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Speaking of which, I seem to have read the physical copy of this book.

Chinese: I'll make the soy sauce. English: it's none of my business. I come to buy some sauce. German: ich bezogen, was ich kam zu einer soja-so? E. French: je lis ce qui, j'en suis arrival une sauce de soja. Dutch: ik gerelateerd wat, kwam ik tot een sojasaus. Russian: я,касающихся того, что я пришел к соевым соусом. Spanish: relacionados con lo que yo, me vino a un salsa de soja. Italian: i relativi cosa, sono venuto a una salsa di soia. Japanese: privy relationship したどのような, privy relationship. Greek: i σχετικ? ? τι ? ρθα σε μια σ? λτσα σ? για?.

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