Battle of the Avenues

If you want to be a great master, what can you do if your works have too few words? Update quickly so you don't have to catch up.

There is no monthly pass, but there are still a few recommended tickets...

Good mortal flow, faster and faster

Still good, worth seeing

Chasing and chasing, my pride is indulged~

Chasing for updates. Chasing for updates.

It's a good mortal novel. I'm reading it chapter by chapter. I cast three recommendation votes every day. Please update it soon, old man.

It is a strange thing in the fairy tales. In all the fairy novels, the protagonist basically has bad luck. No matter where he goes to practice, the treasures basically belong to the protagonist. This is not the case in this novel. There is not much obvious difference between the luck of the protagonist and other monks. The best things are often obtained by others first, or are not suitable for the protagonist to use and are exchanged with others. There are no bloody plots such as forced pretense, and there are no things like the Virgin Mary and kneeling and licking. The IQ is very online. The only drawback is that the language in the early part of the book is too verbose, and the colloquialism is also very serious. I have not yet had the habit of reviewing manuscripts. I almost have to jump to read it before I can read it. The subsequent writing is much better. I doubt whether this book is the author's first work. There are other novels in which the protagonist almost always cultivates to the point of ascending before ending up. The protagonist of this book has also gone through life and death examinations again and again, and survived time and time again due to various chances and coincidences. As a result, in the late stage of pill formation, he was cornered by a monk in the early stage of Nascent Soul. He chose a special move at the cost of all his lifespan, and perished with him. Yes, unlike other novels, even if the protagonist really dies, there may be a clone or other back-up, or even the soul reaches the underworld, he can find a way to rebuild and then return to the earth. But this book doesn't exist. When the protagonist dies, the book disappears. , Alas, while this ending made me feel refreshed, I also felt deeply regretful. There are still a lot of holes left unfilled! What is the truth about sword cultivation, the origin of Warcraft, and even the imitation of the ancient cauldron obtained by the protagonist, but the protagonist has not used it even once, let alone the Three Life Stones and the like! , What a deep regret. . . . . .

The finale is over, the author is just kidding, such a good book. Looks really good

What a pity, what a good book