Nine Dragons Divine Cauldron
九龙神鼎
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The Nine Dragons Artifact runs through the entire story, making it fascinating and enjoyable! Enjoyable!
The author is so imaginative, so shocking!
It's Chinese New Year, happy New Year everyone! Are you all like me, reading novels when you have nothing to do?
Why wasn't the Lingcao book written? It's completely unfinished, and I won't write another book.
Why is the book on Ling Cao no longer written?
Nowadays, novels are either time travel or rebirth. I am really speechless when reading them.
The plot is exciting but updates are too slow, I lost interest in watching it.
Can the author finish "The Road to Immortality Begins by Understanding the Speech of the Spiritual Grass"? What a pity to abandon such a great work... There are always more solutions than difficulties. We can't make a follow-up to "The Immortal Path", and just continue the unfinished part of the previous one...; Just like parents who have raised an excellent child, they can't just watch it die young, right? If there is even a sliver of hope, we should save it as much as possible...? Please please…