At the summit of the stars, a hundred thousand saints lie buried on Liangshan, while hundreds of millions of humans are entombed with the dead in Beiliang. The vast Northern Wasteland is soaked in blood like a sea, with corpses piled like mountains. A lone king, an emperor-god of the endless night, battles alone through the ages. As light and splendor rise, one sword strikes down countless gods and demons.
The ancient demons of the primordial wilds, bloodthirsty foreign races, and ancient totems: that challenge spanning the ages must still be written by his own hand.
An unfinished road, an unfulfilled ambition and a spirit of boundless pride: crossing the years and the cycles of reincarnation, in this life, in the Age of the Decline of Magic and these arduous times, he will still lay a scheme that spans the ages.
Read the last ten chapters first, then read the beginning 😂
Beautiful! Happy Chinese New Year!
I came here to learn from "Nine Desolations God Sealing," it's so good!
Keep it up!
Let's go all in!
This book has surpassed one million words, a milestone that can be seen as significant growth. The characters are developed on different levels, starting with Haotian, then moving to Zhou Chen the Great Saber, Ye Qingmeng the Phoenix Goddess, and Zhu Juegu, the descendant of the Heavenly Demon. The main theme is a passionate journey of fighting against fate. For the protagonist, Haotian, having lost his Supreme Bone, he has no choice but to contend with destiny. "The Emperor's Wheel" spans from the desolate southern border to the sacred Central Plains, each with its own unique concept. Thank you all for your support; with you, the future continues.
I've come to check in and read my humble works: the fantasy urban comedy "The Rise of the Overlord Son-in-Law," which tells the story of "a journey from the underworld to the human world and then to the heavens, from emperor to commoner to martial arts master," and the historical comedy "Those Things from the End of the Sui Dynasty to the Five Dynasties."
The content is excellent. It's really good.
When you're in line and someone in a hurry asks if they can cut in line, shouldn't the correct thing to do if you agree is to go back to the back of the line yourself? Because if you're the only one who agreed, it's essentially like switching places with the person who cut in line!
Every morning when you wake up, you'll find that hunger loses to laziness, but both hunger and laziness are usually defeated by urination.
Well written, keep it up!