
Mad God
狂神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 16y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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All that has been deleted are the essence. Driving hard.
To commemorate the first online novel I read, "Crazy God"
Youth is precious and experience is priceless.
I think about this novel I read when I was in elementary school. There were only physical books at that time. A neighbor lent me the first copy, and I couldn't stop it. This book can be said to be my first book with all physical books. It cost 20 a book. There seemed to be six or seven copies at that time. It felt really expensive when I was in elementary school. . . Moreover, the Xinhua Bookstore was sold out. I even bought the finale copy from a second-hand bookstore. I was very excited when I read it, and even shouted out the fallen angel transformation spell and the 12 Silver Wings! Looking back now, I am moved and silly, haha. Now that I have graduated from college, it is good to come back and read this novel. Compared with some brainless villains who are pretentious, at least they have brains, and it looks cool haha. I really want to thank San Shao for spending my childhood with me.
I have seen many readers of this book say why they are still alive. Of course it is because this book is healthy. There is no social sentiment in this book. Many people say that the part about the demon princess's sex friend being strong is definitely not in this book now. Do things need to be comprehensive? How can I give you a chance to report? By the way, the description of that part back then was really good. I read it several times.
Is there anyone out there who, like me, bought the entire novel "Mad God" a while ago and can read it all without having to worry about deletions?
I'll download it on Laifa and see if I saved it
Most of the Internet literary circle, almost the entire supernatural literary circle 😡
A book by the third young master of the Tang family. The writing is fresh and smooth, and the entire written world is like a picture scroll, slowly unfolding. It vividly depicts human nature when faced with various situations. Although it is inevitable to upgrade and fight monsters. Not a book worth reading either.
Why is there no chapter forty-nine?
Is the current physical book an abridged version?