Start by Pulling Out the Sword in the Stone

What I saw is a pretty good little white article. But I'm not used to the bloodline setting. I've read a wizard novel before. The protagonist has no bloodline talents, so he draws the blood of wizard students in the same class who have bloodline talents, and welds their bloodline talents to his body. I might be more suitable for this kind of story

The introduction says that the Sword in the Stone is the most powerful artifact, so what about our Xuanyuan Sword?

PS1: This book has nothing to do with "Fate". PS2: I don't like the reality of Britain, and I wish that Britain would end soon. But the sun never sets in this book has nothing to do with the reality of Britain, which is declining day by day. Please do not substitute it. If you insist on substitution, you win. PS3: I met an old British man at work. He had an arrogant face and was extremely disgusting. I still feel disgusted when I think about it now.

The creativity is good, but the writing is rough, and some demons and monsters in the comment area are self-sexualizing to the climax. It is recommended that the author remove some Eastern things if he only writes about Western elements in the future, so as to avoid causing controversy and prevent people who cannot deal with things rationally from getting sick.

Look at the current plot♂ It will take me a long time to write this book I hope the author doesn't end up in the palace halfway and definitely doesn't end up with a bad ending. Nowadays, there are very few books to read. Otherwise, this will be your fate.

If you just read the first part, it is a good novel for beginners to pass the time, as long as you don't read the ending. After reading this, I can only feel that the heroine must have been unlucky for eight hundred lifetimes to meet such a precious thing as the protagonist. Just because an ordinary person said that it is best to have no bloodline, she will be extremely powerful? What do you think of those people who have tried their best to please you since you awakened your bloodline? What do you think of the eldest princess who is devoted to you and promises to live up to her in this life? What do you think of the saint who cultivated with you in order to promote you to demigods? With this ending, this novel is trash.

All the relatives in the family are holding me back, and they are also snobbish and disgusting. It's really difficult to write about parents in the time-travel genre, and it turns out that the parents have just become pregnant with twins, which wastes a lot of energy points for the protagonist, and even increases the risk of the bloodline of the fetus being reduced. It's not that I can't write it, it's mainly that I don't have any space to pave the way. In the first 50% of the story, there is almost no mention of the protagonist's family after time travel. As a result, when he returns to the country, everyone is sharing the benefits as a matter of course. It's not that time-travelers can't write about their parents and family, but they have to spend a lot of space writing about family relationships as the cornerstone. After the protagonist got pregnant, he did not return to China with the tour group, nor did his parents worry. They have been busy making new people. Normally, it should be about parents who are anxious to keep in touch with each other, and the whole family goes abroad to look for someone, so that there is still a sense of family affection. It feels quite taboo to write about a protagonist who faces the Emperor of Tang Dynasty with arrogance and is arrogant to the whole world, but then suddenly becomes extremely weak after returning home.

It's getting more and more shady, and it's not interesting. I insist on writing about the main character being plotted. It's disgusting.

It's really disappointing. I think I'm pretty tolerant of novels, but your recent chapters are so shabby, even after I paid for them.

I think normally, this place would be deserted for two hours, as if it had disappeared. It would be easy to be destroyed. A start like this would be a marriage, and it would have been about the same a few decades ago.