A Traveler Starting from the Peerless Tang Sect

Newbie, new book, no writing experience, just writing casually. The writing is poor, the inspiration is small, the setting is vague, the characters are vague, the plot is loose, there is no clear main line, and the author may run away at any time, just take a look. You came here because you think highly of me, so I swept the couch to welcome you. When you leave, I will send you smiles and blessings. So please be sure not to criticize me. The author will delete the book review if he is aggressive! ! ! --Above.

The background analysis is more in line with my opinion, and the description of the combat power in the original work is more appropriate. It's the protagonist's view of the soul ring that makes me sad. How can I put it, the soul ring is not important, but you can think so, you can not want it, but you can't live without it. Whether or not you have a soul ring (one that looks good, expensive, and old) is completely different from whether you want it or not. Come to Douluo, if you say you don't want a good soul ring, isn't this pushing readers to the ground?

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I really like the dark side of the protagonist But I want to see more of the protagonist's tea art

I hope the author can update more

How should I put it? It feels different from most Douluo fans. It has a somewhat different feeling and I can continue to watch it. It's just too little. It's only updated once a day. Can there be more? Although the character design of the protagonist Mo Yu is not complete, it can be clearly felt that he is not the ordinary "perfect" protagonist. He feels bad, but he also inexplicably likes it...

Also, is the author writing about the end of the world as a fan?

Come on, hold on, ten words is so difficult