"I have peerless Lu Bu, his Sky-Piercer halberd drenched in blood beneath the heavens!"
"I have the Lord of Heaven, whose Zhuxian Sword Formation burns the vault of the sky!"
"I have the Northern Sea Black Tortoise, with a dragon's head and a serpent's body, suppressing the eight wildernesses."
"Vast Yanhuang, mighty Huaxia, divine power awe-inspiring, courage unmatched, heroes guarding every corner!"
Stars blaze across the heavens, and myriad races coexist.
The gods seek to destroy the world, but the Great Dao leaves a sliver of hope.
The Treaty of the Gods is signed, and all life in the universe chooses its 99 strongest champions to face the gods in battle.
If the gods win, the stars will be extinguished.
Qi Yang awakens the memories of his past life and commands the heroes of Huaxia mythology to suppress the gods of other universes!
"Whoever dares defy the might of Huaxia, even if a god, shall be slain!"
Keep it up, it's a good book.
I don't know if the author has signed a contract yet. My impression is that your writing pace is a bit slow. I think you could use Zhang Taixu's defeat to draw out the readers' hatred in one chapter. If that works, try a different approach to evoke their emotions. Otherwise, it's always foreigners criticizing you, and we'll criticize you too. The protagonist's heroic spirit may appear at the end of the first chapter. To leave you in suspense This makes the overall pace much faster. First attract readers, After you win the first game, then you can start developing side quests. For example, the League of Ten organizations have some plans. Sneakily eroding China When the protagonist makes a move, Having experienced the thrill of the first duel, Readers will then have the patience to wait for you to write about the next duel. Can you recommend a book of the same type? It's really good. You can especially learn from their fighting style. Your fight was a bit awkward. , Keep saying