Who is the king of secrets, Tao Huang?

The mysterious master Tao Huang is Rosell the Great.

Rosell Gustav, the character in the fantasy novel The King of Secrets, is a diving squid whose original name was Tao Huang before she woke up. Long chestnut curly hair, blue eyes, high nose, thin lips and two beautiful little beards.

Tao Huang, whose real name is, is the second person to wake up from the ingot (time:11Feb. 43). He joined hands with the Craftsman God Church to overthrow the rule of the Indian Kingdom. Because of a coincidence, he discovered the extraordinary power of the world, used the ability of "perfection" to reproduce and improve many things in the old world, and successively served as the consul of Indy and the emperor of Indy. In his early years, he was bohemian, but in his later years, he was polluted by the "fallen mother god" because he went to the moon, and gradually became indifferent and crazy. I have a daughter and two sons under my knee.

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His real name is Tao Huang, and he "crossed" into the descendants of a down-and-out aristocrat. Inadvertently saw the extraordinary existence and thought he was the protagonist. Rosell joined the craftsmen's church, and Zarathustra let Rosell play with the law.

He "invented" the steam engine, "improved" the sailing boat and started the industrial revolution. Together with Zarathustra, 1 173 overthrew the Sauron family's rule in the kingdom of India, and was recognized by the Craftsman God Church, becoming the first consul of the new Republic.

Later, the Northern War brought Lunbao and other countries under its control, which made Lunguo, Nepote, Fusak Empire and other mainland powers bow to their knees. 11At the end of 1992, he turned * * and the country into an empire, calling himself "Julius Caesar". It was during Rosell's reign that the church of the craftsman god received the first public Oracle since the fifth period and changed its name to the god of steam and machinery.

He once joined the Hermit Association at dusk and had close contacts with Zarathustra, the leader of the priory of Mount Aoxian.

I don't know why, I learned that the passerby was not alone, and left my diary (written in Chinese) for the latecomers, in which I told them to choose their own path carefully. One page in the diary said that I regretted not choosing an apprentice, a fortune teller or a thief. What Klein saw influenced his road choice.

Bernadette once reminded her daughter that if she really becomes a big shot in the mysterious world as predicted by Zarathustra, she must be careful of the "audience".