Comparing natural talent? I cultivate the Nine Meridians Sacred Physique and crush every prodigy out there.
Comparing techniques? I possess the Divine Emperor's legacy, enough to make every sect in the world green with envy.
Comparing fortune? Blessings are upon me, opportunities abound, and I surge forward all the way.
The young Qin Mo was betrayed, had his cultivation crippled, and was left for dead in the wilderness. Fortunately, he obtained the Divine Emperor's inheritance, which can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bare bones. He was reborn in a fiery rebirth.
A peerless prodigy rises, crushing geniuses everywhere and overwhelming powerful forces across the land.
I sweep across three thousand realms. I reign supreme over all paths!
It starts at an anticlimactic end, and the storyline is inconsistent, leaving people with regrets.
Doesn't it mean that if you open the Divine Void, you can reach the sky in one step? As a result, after the protagonist opened the Divine Void, his sect master still came to save him. Although he won many things in the future, he was too cowardly and should have been pushed all the way.
I'm really speechless, the protagonist's emotional intelligence is too low.
Either beat or kill, nothing else to write down?
It's nondescript. Emperor Qin has been dead for 80,000 years, and his apprentice is actually opening a sect in a small country.
The ending is not great, but the rest is okay.
There are actually people watching, too much nonsense
Can you write it down? What qualifications do you have to say anything about others?
Can the author update faster? There are only a few pictures every day, and I can't even read them for half an hour. Your writing is very good. Keep updating. I support you.
The update is not as slow as usual. Can you set a time for a chapter? How many days will it take?