In Nordic mythology, the Nordic Vikings respectfully call me Jormungandr, the snake that entwines the world; in Christian mythology, Christians call me in disgust the ancient dragon and ancient snake—Satan; in Greek mythology , the gods reverently call me the Hundred-Headed Dragon - Typhon; in the K
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Chapter 1 Three Young Brothers and Sisters
Chapter 2 Hunger is a big problem
Chapter 3 Intelligence? nonexistent
Chapter 4 Waiting at the Beach
Chapter 5 Go to sea for revenge!
Chapter 6 Music under the Moon
Chapter 7 Moving Natural Disaster
Chapter 8 Fearless Fight
Chapter 9 A desperate battle
Chapter 10 Monster
Chapter 11 The snake entwining the world
Chapter 12 Chariot of the Sun
Chapter 13 The Sun? food!
Chapter 14 Counterattack
Chapter 15 The Furious Snake
Chapter 16 Devouring the Sun
Chapter 17 Meeting of old enemies
Chapter 18 The Revelation of the Fire Spirit
Chapter 19 The ageless Lao Hui is a man.
Chapter 20 Offering Sacrifice
Chapter 21 Chapter 221
Chapter 22 Crazy, crazy!
Chapter 23 Sacrifice?
Chapter 24 Human nature? beast?
Chapter 25 The Golden Palace Controversy
Chapter 26 The Terror of Thor
Chapter 27 Fire God and God King
Chapter 28 World Economic System
Chapter 29 The whereabouts of the Sun Goddess
Chapter 30 Dreamland
Chapter 31 Undersea Volcano
Chapter 32 Looking for the Sun
Chapter 33 The big snake wakes up from its slumber
Chapter 34 Escape from the snake’s... intestines
Chapter 35 The Sun Escapes
Chapter 36 The Will of the God King
Chapter 37 Fear of each other
Chapter 38 The God of Thunder and the Orochi
Chapter 39 Poseidon’s decision
Chapter 40 The wrestling between the gods and the giant snake
Chapter 41 Suppressed Under the Sea
Chapter 42 When I come back...
Chapter 43 Demonic Wolf Fenrir
Chapter 44 The dust has settled...?
Chapter 45 Conversation at the Fountain of Wisdom
Chapter 46 Regaluk
Chapter 47 Destined Fate
Chapter 48 Unexpected Visitor
Chapter 49 Conversation between two monsters
Chapter 50 Whispering in sleep
Novel Introduction
In Nordic mythology, the Nordic Vikings respectfully call me Jormungandr, the snake that entwines the world; in Christian mythology, Christians call me in disgust the ancient dragon and ancient snake—Satan; in Greek mythology , the gods reverently call me the Hundred-Headed Dragon - Typhon; in the Kunlun mythology, the witches enthusiastically call me the Zhulong - Zhujiuyin...Mayan mythology, Buddhist mythology, Slavic mythology, Celtic mythology, Nahuatl mythology, Japanese mythology, Assyrian mythology, Egyptian mythology, Finnish mythology...Among the many myths and legends, I traveled back and forth in the name of monster, but I just wanted to find the truth.The story of an evil god.
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