In a dark and chaotic world, mountains and rivers are broken, demons resurrect, and the world turns into purgatory.
Chen Mo traveled through time and found that he carried a system that could refine the passive nature of dead creatures.
[Auspicious celestial signs: You are born with God's blessing and you will have great luck.
[Indestructible: extremely hard body, invulnerable.
[The power to move mountains: You have infinite power and can even move mountains and seas.
[Seven Killing Star: The fate of punishment and killing, governing life and death, aggressive and fierce, and born for killing.
Chen Mo looked at the demon in front of him and smiled ferociously: "My punch has hundreds of passive levels, can you block it?"
Ordinary monster-killing and upgrading routines, average
The plot is okay, but there are a lot of typos. On average, there are three typos in one chapter and two wrong names.
Lots of typos, little written, lots of mistakes
I always like to join some so-called official organization. Once I join an official organization, all the roads are paved. It's boring, just like doing a mission.
Overall, it's a good novel, but it's a pity that the ending is a bit hasty.
It is indeed a pity that with such a good subject matter, the author's choice of plots in a low-martial world is greatly limited, and most of the comment sections are monotonous and boring.
The plot is confusing, it's okay to not have this plot, and there are a lot of typos. All you can see are fights and extreme styles.
Does the author not know how to count, or is he deliberately suppressing it?
Didn't the protagonist come from time travel? Why do you act like a novice and don't understand anything?
Now when I look at this kind of low-level martial arts, I can't see it, and it feels like novices pecking each other.
Ordinary monster-killing and upgrading routines, average
The plot is okay, but there are a lot of typos. On average, there are three typos in one chapter and two wrong names.
Lots of typos, little written, lots of mistakes
I always like to join some so-called official organization. Once I join an official organization, all the roads are paved. It's boring, just like doing a mission.
Overall, it's a good novel, but it's a pity that the ending is a bit hasty.
It is indeed a pity that with such a good subject matter, the author's choice of plots in a low-martial world is greatly limited, and most of the comment sections are monotonous and boring.
The plot is confusing, it's okay to not have this plot, and there are a lot of typos. All you can see are fights and extreme styles.
Does the author not know how to count, or is he deliberately suppressing it?
Didn't the protagonist come from time travel? Why do you act like a novice and don't understand anything?
Now when I look at this kind of low-level martial arts, I can't see it, and it feels like novices pecking each other.