Luo He traveled to the parallel world of Earth and gained the ability to live forever.
In the prehistoric era, Luo He created a cultivation system, destroyed the sun, moon and stars with a single thought, and was regarded as the ancestral god by thousands of monks.
In ancient times, immortal dynasties fought for supremacy and gods and demons danced wildly. Luohe stood behind the human race and suppressed all parties.
Thousands of years ago, all the immortals died, and there were no monks left in the world. The mortal era began, and Luo He hid behind the scenes and became the teacher of emperors for generations.
A hundred years ago, in order to fulfill the promise he made to his old friend, Luo He physically crossed the ocean and swept away the forces of various countries by himself.
On this day, Luo He, who was sleeping in the museum wearing armor, was robbed by a group of robbers...
The ending is too hasty. Is the author in a hurry to reincarnate?
The beginning is invincible and powerful, but the following few things took a long time to write more than 400 chapters.
The male protagonist is so good at pretending that he is looked down upon wherever he goes. Junk food, please be careful when entering the trap.
What is in the author's mind about this book? The plot setting is a mess. Why would anyone know someone from a hundred years ago in a parallel world three years ago? After just a few of them, my head was blown and I couldn't understand it at all.
It's a simple essay. I hope the author can use his brain to write something else. It's not as interesting as the primary school students' compositions.
I got this book and only read 1/3 of it in one day. It already has 300 chapters. Let's learn from the story next door, The Strongest Qi Training Period in History. It's 10 million words long and it's also a longevity novel. Alas, it can't be compared. It really was finished in one day.
This author's ability to write novels is average, his routines are too old and a bit wordy.
The plot is too repetitive, not recommended
OMG, it's so long-winded that I can't stand it anymore.
It took me five days to read it. You can't eat junk food. I suggest you stay away!
The ending is too hasty. Is the author in a hurry to reincarnate?
The beginning is invincible and powerful, but the following few things took a long time to write more than 400 chapters.
The male protagonist is so good at pretending that he is looked down upon wherever he goes. Junk food, please be careful when entering the trap.
What is in the author's mind about this book? The plot setting is a mess. Why would anyone know someone from a hundred years ago in a parallel world three years ago? After just a few of them, my head was blown and I couldn't understand it at all.
It's a simple essay. I hope the author can use his brain to write something else. It's not as interesting as the primary school students' compositions.
I got this book and only read 1/3 of it in one day. It already has 300 chapters. Let's learn from the story next door, The Strongest Qi Training Period in History. It's 10 million words long and it's also a longevity novel. Alas, it can't be compared. It really was finished in one day.
This author's ability to write novels is average, his routines are too old and a bit wordy.
The plot is too repetitive, not recommended
OMG, it's so long-winded that I can't stand it anymore.
It took me five days to read it. You can't eat junk food. I suggest you stay away!