Traveling across the wilderness, Xu Mo became an ordinary monk.
There is a chaos oven in the body that can refine all things and increase cultivation.
He rose from humble beginnings and slowly became stronger by refining heavenly materials and earthly treasures.
Eventually he became the strongest man in the Eastern Wilderness, and established the Immortal Cultivating Dynasty, with the country name Daqian.
Under the rule of Da Gan, there were tens of thousands of monks and millions of mortals. The country was prosperous and monsters did not dare to invade.
A hundred years after the founding of the country, the fog on the endless sea receded. The soldiers guarding the place found a strange-looking iron ship approaching and captured it.
There are hundreds of people on the iron ship, claiming to be: Chinese, Americans, French...
Xu Mo: "!!?"
Are you kidding me? I have established a dynasty of cultivating immortals. Are you saying that I am still on earth and have not traveled through time?
Not bad, not bad, it's exciting to recognize people!
After reading it in its entirety, it was a good way to pass the time, a bit eunuch-like.
The content is very good. It's just too wordy and a lot of unnutritious nonsense.
So many positive reviews? How much was given?
The protagonist feels as if he has suffered from cerebral thrombosis for ten years and cannot distinguish priorities. He actually feels that choosing a concubine is more important than unknown dangers. He doesn't feel like a qualified leader either.
Alas, when the earth is mentioned, everyone gets excited and sprays out modern technology and dazzling knowledge, but the author can't wash it off even if he wants to. The plot is dragging, the characters have IQ issues, and they are nothing.
The combat power is a mess, the plot is terrible, and the logic is even more confusing. Still practicing modern tricks in the world of cultivating immortals cannot be justified. The score is still high
Everything else is good, but the ending is too sloppy
Very nice, but the rating is a bit high, it actually has a rating of 8.0
I watched it after finishing it. From the front, the world view looks quite big, but when I saw that there were only more than 200 chapters, I felt that something was wrong. It was really unfinished. The early and middle stages of the plot are good, but the later stages are a bit watery.
Not bad, not bad, it's exciting to recognize people!
After reading it in its entirety, it was a good way to pass the time, a bit eunuch-like.
The content is very good. It's just too wordy and a lot of unnutritious nonsense.
So many positive reviews? How much was given?
The protagonist feels as if he has suffered from cerebral thrombosis for ten years and cannot distinguish priorities. He actually feels that choosing a concubine is more important than unknown dangers. He doesn't feel like a qualified leader either.
Alas, when the earth is mentioned, everyone gets excited and sprays out modern technology and dazzling knowledge, but the author can't wash it off even if he wants to. The plot is dragging, the characters have IQ issues, and they are nothing.
The combat power is a mess, the plot is terrible, and the logic is even more confusing. Still practicing modern tricks in the world of cultivating immortals cannot be justified. The score is still high
Everything else is good, but the ending is too sloppy
Very nice, but the rating is a bit high, it actually has a rating of 8.0
I watched it after finishing it. From the front, the world view looks quite big, but when I saw that there were only more than 200 chapters, I felt that something was wrong. It was really unfinished. The early and middle stages of the plot are good, but the later stages are a bit watery.