Apprenticeship to Uncle Jiu During the Republic of China

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When I wrote about meeting the foreign heroine, I couldn't stand it anymore. I didn't feel it anymore. There was no passion at the beginning. I only saw a ghost once. I came out to experience the world of monsters and monsters without encountering zombies or monsters. Then I met a foreign heroine and started making skin care products. Brother, you are writing about ghosts and ghosts, not urban romances. Also, foreigners were still bullying us during the Republic of China. In short, I didn't feel like I couldn't stand it anymore when I wrote about the foreign heroine. I can't stand it anymore.

I have never seen a book without a positive review The author asks someone to write you a positive review! I didn't dare to read the comments that came in and read the book first.

What do you think about practicing two cultivation techniques together?

I've just started, I haven't fought yet, and the main plot hasn't started yet. It's only been ten chapters, and I'm instantly invincible. What else should I write next? If you can do anything in one move in seconds, what's the point? At this speed and this setting, there is no bottleneck. You can go down the mountain to practice der. After ten or eight years in the portable space, you will directly rise to the top. What's the point of expanding the main plot later? You can wear a full set of full-level magic outfits at the third level, and it costs 999 with one sword. Any old man can be killed with one sword in seconds, and the plot is too good, so just go through the daily routine in a procedural way. I originally wanted to read it, but it was rare to find a travel story about Mr. Zombie. The previous settings were quite satisfactory, but unfortunately I failed to write the power system. No fun, quit.

I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 16. Overall, this book has no outline and no details. It's just a quick summary. Since it's about the Republic of China, couldn't you just write it honestly? As a Taoist priest, what kind of business do you do?

I don't mean to be disrespectful. I became a disciple of Uncle Jiu and Simu, and I was really convinced. I read a book about someone who directly studied with the ancestors of Maoshan, and they were directly the same generation as Uncle Jiu. This was immediately obvious to me. Compared to you guys... It's not that your setting is not good, it's just that it can't compare.

When I came out of my apprenticeship, I met foreign devils and was robbed, and then I was fascinated by lolita in my two lives. A monk and a man who wanted to live forever went into business to sell skin care products, haha

The person who cloned the spit reputation picture is Kunming ah ah ah ah ah

All the way to the water, it is always written from the perspective of a third person, without a sense of substitution.