A few words

Don't worry, it's impossible to chatter, I just want to talk to the big guys about this very controversial plot.

According to the original outline, this plot should be placed in about 100 chapters, that is, when it is stuck on the shelf.

But helplessly.

Recently, more and more readers have said in the background that they don't talk about fasting at all, and they sell dog meat on the head of a sheep, hmm...... Those who are verbally abusive will not be mentioned.

I'm afraid to send out 404.

With the blessing of various reasons, I can only advance this plot and end the first volume, so as to enter the plot that everyone likes to see.

As for the sacrificial path that you have been contending about.

This is actually normal.

The world is unpredictable.

The end of the day that has long been known in the eyes of those bigwigs.

In the eyes of ordinary monks, it is a prosperous era of cultivation.

In this first volume, Huang Liang was originally a dispensable little monk.

So from his point of view, he thought it was a prosperous era at first.

Until this sacrifice comes......

If it weren't for Le'an, he wouldn't even know the way of sacrifice.

He is the protagonist and has the aura of the protagonist.

But the world can't revolve around him.

A real world has its own rules of operation.

As he himself often said, he was just a passerby.

So from the beginning of this second volume, the plot will really be biased.

After all, hell is falling apart, and a hundred ghosts are nocturnal.

Reiki is revived, there is no sect, there is no country, whether it is people, gods and ghosts, it will become taboo-free.

And this second volume will also uncover some of it.

Just some.

The foreshadowing of the first volume.

For example, the Heavenly Abyss Organization, a force that emerged at the end of the Sacrifice Dao across the Three Realms.

After all, there are so many foreshadowings in the first volume, you don't really think that just such a sacrifice will be gone, right?

For example, "Earth Evil"......

Well, I can't say anything more, and if I say more, it's a spoiler.

I hope you can like it, after all, you are the one who likes it.

And the reason why such a large world line is closed at the beginning.

It's because before I started the book, I basically swept all the immortal streams at the starting point.

Whether it is Gou Dao Immortal or Krypton Immortal, it is the same to start from the mundane, then grind day and night, slowly develop to the realm of cultivating immortals, and then continue to grind day and night.

The first book was very cool at first glance.

Here is the first to recommend the immortality of the two giants of the immortal cultivation world, which is very similar to the title of my book hahaha.

But every one of them is like this, and it's not happy.

So I thought about writing a different book (don't spray me!!). ), put the world line in front of you, and let the protagonist experience a big change in advance.

In order to let the protagonist understand the vicissitudes of life, and by the way, release the main line and the ultimate boss of the whole text.

But I never thought that it was still not enough to ...... Damn, I was sprayed miserably during this time, and I didn't dare to click on the backstage to watch.

After talking about this, let's talk about the setting of the sacrificial way.

Qi refining is an act taken from heaven and earth, but when heaven and earth are exhausted, he will always use his own methods to restore himself.

That is to return the aura that originally belonged to oneself to heaven and earth.

This premise is based on my imagination based on the disasters that have occurred on Earth over the years...... I didn't expect to be sprayed!

Okay, now the first volume of the "Book of Past Events" is basically over here.

Tomorrow the second volume of "Talking Fast" will begin.

That is, the two sentences in the introduction.

"This is a person who survived by luck, telling the story of Liaozhai to future generations."

"Hold a sword in the vicissitudes of the sea, and recite a piece of the past of gods and Buddhas."

……

If there is a reader who is willing to accompany me to go down and open the second volume.

Just do it, vote for the month, recommend it, eighteen-year-old Xiaomengxin really needs your support.

After all, you can't bear to die halfway through such a wonderful book, right?

You want to see it too.

I want to write about it too.

Then support a wave.

The ball is out~