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I Was A God In The Tang Dynasty currently has 231 chapters. The novel is updated regularly with an average of 3-5 chapters per week.

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The author of I Was A God In The Tang Dynasty is Qing Mu You Xin. This is one of the outstanding works in the Fantasy genre.

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I Was A God In The Tang Dynasty belongs to the Fantasy genre, with status On Hold. The novel has 151 reads and 1 bookmarks.

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I Was A God In The Tang Dynasty

Name: I Was A God In The Tang Dynasty
Author: Qing Mu You Xin

Author: Qing Mu You Xin

Original Title: 我在唐朝当神仙

On Hold Fantasy Easy Suspense Flow Folk Custom Jin, Sui And Tang Dynasties Time Travel Cultivation

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Latest Chapter

Chapter 231: Inviting Zhang Guolao to Chang’an (9) 7 months ago

Chapter 230: Fulfillment of wish, letter writing, officials visiting Guolao Fairy 7 months ago

Chapter 229: God’s return, vitality, wine making 7 months ago

Introduction I Was A God In The Tang Dynasty

"Disciple Li Bai, I am willing to follow the immortals and learn from them. I sincerely have no regrets!"
"Dan Qiusheng, Master Meng, I have found a true immortal!"
Jiang She traveled to the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty and met famous poets, sons of aristocratic families who chanted Buddha's name, and ambitious powerful officials. I also saw painting saints, eunuchs, concubines, and emperors.
Standing on top of the clouds, watching their history.
A wandering immortal in the world of mortals, a relic of the world.
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"The neon is the clothes, the wind is the horse, and the kings of the clouds are coming and going."
"The immortal caressed my head, and I tied my hair and received immortality."
——Excerpted from "Selected Poems of the Complete Tang Dynasty"