The Reincarnated Villain Makes The Heroines Tearfully Beg for Forgiveness - Chapter 236: The Reincarnated Villain Makes The Heroines Tearfully Beg For Forgiveness

Upon stepping onto the court, he had only one goal—to get the ball into the basket!

Introduction 1:

Isaac has read a certain philosophy, studied a certain selection, watched Hou Hei, and even got into the life sciences where he was embarrassed to find a job without a doctorate!

He felt that he was a literate and thoughtful dragon!

Introduction 2:

Only by having your own thoughts can you give birth to your own divinity!

Those who can become gods are all great philosophers!

When Dr. Green Dragon discovered this essence, he began to rebuild his own scientific philosophy system outside the “good and evil” “camp”.

Will the gods go away because of this?

Is a new era coming?

- Description from novelbuddy

Shortly after Lu Xun creates an alternate account in ‘Heavenly Earth,’ he transmigrates into this Xianxia style game and becomes a glorious NPC.

He discovers that he has transmigrated to a time three years into the past. He originally plans to accumulate his strength and bide his time while idiotic players appeared in copious numbers.

Planning to issue quests to them so that they would be of use to him, he never expects that he would encounter difficulties from the get-go.

Now, the very first problem he has to face is… a ‘female devil’ who can’t be easily described in a few words…

“There’s something wrong with this account!” Lu Xun exclaims.

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