
Eternal Return to Ruins
万古归墟
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 157k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Eastern Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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6Fans
72Chapters
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[Comment] Great book!
Collect masterpieces and look forward to more exciting ones!
[Comment] About the introduction!
Holy shit, I had an idea when I saw the synopsis. With so many great god-level figures, how did the aliens of that era survive? Just like this, why are hundreds of tribes competing? Can any one of them be promoted horizontally?
[Comment] The protagonist has no sense of crisis
I just finished reading the first volume, and I think the protagonist's thoughts are a bit strange. The fairies said that if the protagonist hadn't been busy for three days, he might have entered the Four Elephant Realm. There are only three days left. The improvement in strength is an improvement in the realm. The protagonist can't wait, and has to rush to the outside world immediately. It feels very much like it was written using a template. The protagonist has only practiced for a while, and is not very strong yet and has no backing. He also knows that this world is just his first training, so he rushes to enter the world, and then encounters an unbeatable opponent as soon as he leaves. The protagonist narrowly escapes death, meets a noble person or a valuable treasure, and his strength changes immediately... It is easy to become the protagonist when reading a book, but in a world that is not peaceful, if there are only a few days left, the strength can be improved to a higher level. I don't think it will be short of those few days. If I am not strong enough, I will be in danger and my life will be lost. Where will I have the opportunity to see the world... Although this is my personal opinion, I feel that the author did not put himself into the situation of the protagonist. Later, when the protagonist encountered an accident, he did not go out immediately, but if things went well, he would have run out--