Jiulong Taozu

I like this type of writing very much. Sometimes I can resonate with it when I read it, which makes me have a deeper understanding of this novel. Good luck to the author!

In fact, I support books with single female protagonists, but I have only read a few chapters. It is not that the book is not good-looking, nor is it a problem with the plot, but the transition span in the book is too big. From a simple boy to a scheming boy, it only takes a few chapters. In fact, many books are almost like this, and the plot is almost absolutely acceptable, just like those song adaptations nowadays. I originally wanted to give an in-depth evaluation, but I have only read a few chapters, so it's hard to say. I just want to give you a suggestion. After all, the story in the book is written around the protagonist. It is not necessary to write a protagonist who is too invincible. He has a bunch of resources and has to compete with others to come first every time. This is absolutely unsightly.

I feel like you have forgotten a very important issue. You haven't told us yet how the cultivation levels are divided?

The writing is really delicate, and the plot is really colorful and full of ups and downs. Every detail is particularly well drawn and described.

Whoever can pronounce the word "Pixiu" will be his father

I just really like the plot in it. I plan to read it carefully when I have time, and then support the author. Come on.

Good book(_)

Please update soon, author!

Those who have votes should vote for other authors. Never believe a piece of advice given to book friends by an unreliable person.

Looks good, hurry up