Peerless Immortal Light

Shangrong knew all the secrets of the heroine "and also cultivated the only telepathy" and finally broke up with the heroine. The heroine didn't ask him not to reveal her secrets or she didn't take any measures herself. She was too stupid, and the real hero didn't know These secrets are "too speechless... I feel crazy." Shang Rong's character is not the kind of person who will keep secrets forever, which is far worse than Jun Ruyu. Fortunately, Jun Ruyu finally gets a beauty and "the saddest male protagonist" is sad...

I dare not understand why the male protagonist needs to be changed, just because Jun Ruyu is so infatuated with the female protagonist? Infatuated enough to risk your life? What about Shangrong? He is also very infatuated with the heroine. What did Shangrong say when the heroine was having an affair with Jun Ruyu? Just because Jun Ruyu died for the heroine, and then fainted with heartache. At that time, the heroine had no comfort for Shangrong, so she went into seclusion for more than thirty years, and then an accident happened. Is this to let the heroine see the scumbag clearly? In fact, the heroine is also a scumbag. When she first came to Fengling Continent, you laid the groundwork, saying that she had already developed a crush on Jun Ruyu when she saw Jun Ruyu's extraordinary charm, right? In fact, they are all scumbags. Jun Ruyu is devoted to the heroine, but what nonsense does it mean to be a gentleman? At that time, he knew that the heroine was a good one, but he still stepped forward to poach her. The heroine also enjoyed it, didn't she? Who was the scumbag first? ! ! It's not still the heroine, forget it, this is a heroine story in the first place. No matter how much the heroine changes her mind and falls in love with someone else, it won't be wrong. The only one who is wrong is her ex-boyfriend. After seeing the guy who accidentally turned out to be a scumbag, I didn't want to watch it anymore. All the tests ahead were snake-skin tests, and the supernatural beings were all fake. Abandon the trap, abandon the trap! ! !

At first, I thought it was okay. Gradually, the heroine felt that the heroine's personality was leaning towards the white lotus. When the strong was respected, I could say that I was not used to it at first. But later, I started to sympathize with the enemy. I didn't like him very much. There was also a male protagonist. When I first decided on Shang Rong, the heroine didn't have particularly deep feelings for him. Later, when I met Master Ruyu, I could see that he paid more for the heroine. Shang Rong was always not around when needed. In the end, it was too disgusting. Either don't pull the strings at the beginning, and there won't be no limit later. I can't accept eating the food in the bowl and thinking about the food in the pot. Overall it's okay, but I just don't like such emotional scenes.

I don't like the emotional line, the heroine is a bit too kind. If Shangrong wasn't the male protagonist, he shouldn't have been written so well, and he also knew many secrets of the female protagonist. Do you have any intention of writing about how scumbag he is later? When I saw the back, I just thought haha

The heroine's personality is too weak. She has mythical beasts and high-quality equipment, but how can she do so poorly? She thought Shangrong was the male protagonist but turned out to be someone else two-thirds of the way. The enemies she faced were set too high. Every time she was beaten to death, she would still be half-dead the next time. Where is the progress? Most of the articles are dialogues, each thing has multiple chapters, and I have no motivation, so... I gave up.

After watching 2/3, I was curious about the ending and couldn't help but watch the ending. I found that the male protagonist had been changed. Oh my god, this bolt from the blue caught me off guard. Then I read the comments and found out that the male protagonist was not Shang Rong. So many secrets in the early stage were exposed. The result told me that the male protagonist was not him. Is it wrong? It's better to just get an NPC to change the male protagonist. [Emot=default,06/]

It was originally a very good novel, but it turned out that because the male protagonist changed to the second male protagonist in Shang Rong, it was no longer worth reading. You, the author, really failed. You started writing so well. Why did you change the text in the end? Why did you change the male protagonist? Why did you write the male protagonist so well in the beginning and then ended up being so bad? I feel very uncomfortable, very uncomfortable.

I always thought that the male protagonist was Shang Rong, but I didn't expect that Mr. Ruyu suddenly appeared and became the male protagonist. This is the latest male protagonist I have ever seen in a novel with a male protagonist. Moreover, the relationship between the female protagonist and Shang Rong is too weak to withstand the test.

Friends who like writing and drama, please avoid this! The writing is new, and the plot is frustrating. Maybe it was released too early. The plot is a bit hard to describe. What I really can't bear is that the heroine is bullied, insulted and pressed to the ground, which is very hurtful and insulting. Then someone comes to help the heroine, and the heroine "strongly" echoes the villain's words, saying that they are "discussing". I was so angry when I saw it. While maintaining a "ferocious" persona, she is also a coward. There are so many people who bully her, but she always remembers them. No one really fights back. Her cultivation level is not high and she doesn't try to improve her cultivation level. She also "unintentionally" keeps recruiting villains. Alas...

It could have been full marks, but the relationship between Shangrong and Bai Youli was so good earlier, and they passed the test of Xianfu Hongming. Why did the two of them change at will? I didn't like this, it was a bit anticlimactic. If I had known it would end like this, I wouldn't have spent so much money to watch it. (Just a personal opinion.)