Lu Tian practiced immortality for five thousand years and woke up from Kunlun Mountain.
In full view of everyone, he jumped off the mountaintop!
The peerless strong man was exposed by his great-granddaughter's live broadcast!
The richest man, Boss Wang: "My ancestors have taught me that meeting Master Lu is like meeting my ancestors!"
Wudang Taoist Master Chen: "I, Master Sanfeng, can't match Taoist Master Lu's cultivation!"
Underground organization Du Xiaosheng: "The sect has worshiped Master Lu for thousands of years, and has 30,000 disciples at your disposal!"
Lu Tian's well-behaved great-granddaughter Lu Xuerou was dumbfounded.
"You are mistaken, my ancestor is just a little old man who takes advantage of me every day!"
With his spiritual energy revived, Lu Tian held a sword in one hand and stood on Kunlun.
"Granddaughter, what did you say?"
It means that you have read half of the book. If you have read less than half of it, it is not a book.
The writing is very good, and the idea is great. If the world is united for a long time, it will be divided and divided for a long time, and it will be united for a long time. Historically, it is a benefit. From the perspective of cultivating immortals, the author writes about revealing the secret. The brave man who slays the dragon eventually becomes an evil dragon, and everyone strives to be the emperor. After becoming the emperor, the veil is unveiled, and the dragon vein energy is used to nourish the aura and pass it on from generation to generation.
Five thousand years of cultivating immortality? And then the great-granddaughter. You are an immortal family. It took five thousand years to pass down to four or five generations? Have you got your brains?
After cultivating immortals for five thousand years, after their children and grandchildren have passed away, they generally don't pay too much attention to the descendants of their descendants. How faded are their bloodlines?
Not to mention the repetitive ones, it really makes me want to laugh when the people who died before can be resurrected inexplicably and continue fighting.
I have been cultivating immortals for five thousand years, but I don't know how many generations have passed and I still have a great-granddaughter.
The great-grandchildren are the next three generations, right? Do each generation live for more than a thousand years? I'm very curious, although I haven't read a chapter
This book is very messy, and the realm is particularly messy. Take the Empress for example. Her realm has just broken through. The Yuan family already has Mahayana, and they still use the weapons given by the Empress.
In the end, the plot was quite good and the part about blocking the thunder was really touching. It was really a failure at the end.
Leave it to 250. I can't read it until I reach the fifth chapter. This is a modern novel. An old man who has been sleeping for five thousand years and cultivates immortality wakes up and asks what year it is in the Qing Dynasty. I don't care. But in the fifth chapter, a woman drove a runaway sports car and hit him. The old man stopped with a kick. The two women were not shocked or surprised. Is this the reaction a normal person should have? I didn't want to use my brain to read the first few pictures, but the author kept reminding me that I should use my brain to read it. I really can't bear it anymore.
It means that you have read half of the book. If you have read less than half of it, it is not a book.
The writing is very good, and the idea is great. If the world is united for a long time, it will be divided and divided for a long time, and it will be united for a long time. Historically, it is a benefit. From the perspective of cultivating immortals, the author writes about revealing the secret. The brave man who slays the dragon eventually becomes an evil dragon, and everyone strives to be the emperor. After becoming the emperor, the veil is unveiled, and the dragon vein energy is used to nourish the aura and pass it on from generation to generation.
Five thousand years of cultivating immortality? And then the great-granddaughter. You are an immortal family. It took five thousand years to pass down to four or five generations? Have you got your brains?
After cultivating immortals for five thousand years, after their children and grandchildren have passed away, they generally don't pay too much attention to the descendants of their descendants. How faded are their bloodlines?
Not to mention the repetitive ones, it really makes me want to laugh when the people who died before can be resurrected inexplicably and continue fighting.
I have been cultivating immortals for five thousand years, but I don't know how many generations have passed and I still have a great-granddaughter.
The great-grandchildren are the next three generations, right? Do each generation live for more than a thousand years? I'm very curious, although I haven't read a chapter
This book is very messy, and the realm is particularly messy. Take the Empress for example. Her realm has just broken through. The Yuan family already has Mahayana, and they still use the weapons given by the Empress.
In the end, the plot was quite good and the part about blocking the thunder was really touching. It was really a failure at the end.
Leave it to 250. I can't read it until I reach the fifth chapter. This is a modern novel. An old man who has been sleeping for five thousand years and cultivates immortality wakes up and asks what year it is in the Qing Dynasty. I don't care. But in the fifth chapter, a woman drove a runaway sports car and hit him. The old man stopped with a kick. The two women were not shocked or surprised. Is this the reaction a normal person should have? I didn't want to use my brain to read the first few pictures, but the author kept reminding me that I should use my brain to read it. I really can't bear it anymore.