Life has changed a thousand times, who would have expected to dominate the world? After hundreds of calamities, the devil will finally become powerful and shake the world!
In a continent full of strong men and heroes, what price do you have to pay to become an unparalleled Demon Saint? What is the pinnacle that you yearn for? Money? Power? Beauty?
A stubborn young man who traveled through time, refined the Thunder Demon, sanctified the Holy Artifact, the God of War, and broke the shackles. Starting from the border of Shuo Desert in the north and reaching the sea of 10,000 miles in the south, he decided to kill and build the legend of a generation of Demon Saint with his iron blood!
"I know that one day, the world will surrender at my feet!" - Alva
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The setting is weird
Concubines similar to those in ancient China appear inexplicably in Western fantasy. Is it to satisfy the polygamous desire of time-traveling men?
Many sentences in the article are written by Zou Zou. For example, in the letter written by the protagonist to the commander of the Seventh Army, there are classical Chinese sentences and grammar. Isn't the protagonist afraid that cultural differences will make people incomprehensible? It reminds me of some of the styles used by Chinese people in translating foreign works more than ten or twenty years ago. It feels weird and nondescript.
The setting is weird
Concubines similar to those in ancient China appear inexplicably in Western fantasy. Is it to satisfy the polygamous desire of time-traveling men? Many sentences in the article are written by Zou Zou. For example, in the letter written by the protagonist to the commander of the Seventh Army, there are classical Chinese sentences and grammar. Isn't the protagonist afraid that cultural differences will make people incomprehensible? It reminds me of some of the styles used by Chinese people in translating foreign works more than ten or twenty years ago. It feels weird and nondescript.