Tianyan Daolu

The death of the protagonist's father: On the surface, his father's death was the result of a power dispute and a family decision. It will be explained later that behind the Lu family's strength, there are several top-level clan elders from the Northern Zhou Dynasty. On the second level, because the golden finger lock of the protagonist was unlocked, the father of the protagonist was once again forced to die because Lu Jiayin coveted the treasure. At the critical moment, he lowered his head and handed over the treasure. He didn't have to die when he handed it over. It was Lu Jiayin's selfishness that made him die. On the third level, this book sets that everyone is born with a destiny, which determines how many opportunities they can get and how much disaster they can endure. The Thousand Machine Lock is a treasure from another plane. Even a fragment is not something that a mortal life can bear. Once it appears, it will be coveted by others, so it is used to suffer the disaster of old age. The father of the protagonist has to use his own life to bear the disaster of getting the treasure for his son. The fourth level, the last level, is Qianjisuo who wants his father to die. The final enemy in this book is the weapon spirit in Golden Finger. This book talks about cause and effect from the beginning. The power that the world cannot resist is cause and effect. If someone reverses the cause and effect, all the opportunities originally belong to the protagonist's father, but his father's entire destiny was forcibly cut off, and people saw the superficial result that his father died. The fact is that his father is not dead, and is secretly guarding the protagonist in addition to the erasure of cause and effect. The protagonist's several times of turning danger into safety are all due to the game between two bosses who are extremely capable of manipulating cause and effect. This is why at the beginning of the book, the protagonist asks who killed his father. The real murderer is the person who controls the cause and effect.

No one is a sage, and the author's mistakes in decision-making are magnified by the author. The halo of hatred at the beginning makes me heartbroken.

How come there are so few responses to this book.

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