Zuo Dao Wen Xian

After reading dozens of chapters, there are so many poisons. Before time travel, I was an adult and yet I was still so childish. I followed my master in the world, and I also walked in the world, and was deceived by one person and another. Otherwise, don't write about the world. I don't believe that I haven't encountered fakes in the past few years. I only got deceived when I arrived in the Qingyun Kingdom. It's completely like a newcomer who has returned to the world. The emperor has been in power for ten thousand years. Since this is the case, there must be immortal cultivators everywhere. As for the country where the protagonist comes, it is definitely not as powerful as Qingyun. If Qingyun Emperor does not conquer other countries, don't tell me that an emperor who has been in power for ten thousand years only wants to dominate his own place. He writes down what he gets from killing people and tells what he has found before. There are so many poisonous points.

I think the writing is pretty good and interesting, and I support the author. Keep up the good work and keep updating😹

I watched it like the abridged version. The author likes to skip the plot so much. At least connect it. It's really uncomfortable. The plot at the beginning is too watery.

I quite like this kind of story, the plot is not cliche and the writing is good. Much better than San Shao and Tudou.

Does the author have a new book? The writing suits my taste, or has he changed his pen name?

Not being able to live forever is called heresy, but seeking immortality is for the sake of immortality... It's self-contradictory!

Very good, much better than what I saw before

I have read books for so many years, but now there are relatively few good books, and only a handful of interesting ones.

That Liu Dandan regained control of his body, I feel a bit poisonous

It's good, the only bad thing is that Liu Yuan didn't marry a wife, and the little beast he raised is a complete loser! He can only eat and do nothing! And the master who didn't see the little monk in the end. . .