I Have an Inn in Xianxia

I have been fascinated by the many elements integrated into one book. I am looking forward to the sequel of this book and better works from the author!

I just want to ask whether the male protagonist is the protagonist or Xiao Ruo is the protagonist? If Xiao Ruo is not married to anyone else, the system will give him various treasures, but what about the male protagonist? Bullshit is not bullshit, even if it's the protagonist's woman, this is too much, right? Also, it would be okay if all the women in the protagonist were treated like this. You are so drunk by giving so many things to a woman who is not married to someone else. The key is that the male protagonist only had contact with her a few times in the first few chapters, and the male protagonist started to like her. I was really drunk. Hey, I don't want to say anything more. Down below, there must be some trolls, trolls, or heads of households coming to spray.

I quite like reading this type of novel. I had no choice but to finish it. Although I don't remember anything after reading it, because maybe I didn't read it carefully, it felt pretty good. Well, I actually fast forwarded...

It's been a long time since I've read a complete book. I usually change books in two days. I actually finished reading this book!

At the beginning, I didn't really want to read it because I read very quickly and felt that the book was a bit jumpy. Later, as I read it slowly, I found that it wasn't jumpy at all, and the more I read, the better it became. I liked the context of the whole story. Finally, I want to make it clear that it is not a bad ending. I don't know what people who say it is a bad ending think.

A few points - 1: The chapter was seriously skipped in the early stage, with many words missing, and the plot was completely disconnected! 2: The protagonist has no cultivation, and he is so pretentious. As an ordinary person, he went to the palace to step on the prince's face. Isn't he afraid of being beaten to death? He ran to the prime minister's house alone and threatened to destroy the whole family in order to save the heroine. In the end, he was beaten up. This kind of forced pretense, if the gang bosses didn't appear collectively, wouldn't he be afraid of being beaten to death? How about saving people? Various gang bosses become their younger brothers after just one meal, and they are so obedient! 3: The development of the plot is very far-fetched, quite far-fetched. Whenever there is nothing to do, a villain is forced to drag out the plot. The key point is that this villain is a master who combines all kinds of willful shortcomings and nausea! 4: There are no supporting characters, or in other words, apart from the protagonist, there is only one supporting character, including the heroine. Before everyone knows the protagonist, they have the same character. After meeting the protagonist, their personalities are exactly the same. They are all the thick and heroic ones in the army! 5: I couldn't stand it when I saw the mobile phone. I couldn't help it. It was said earlier that even a first-class sect couldn't afford hundreds of high-grade spiritual stones. How come a few months later, the protagonist actually wants to popularize mobile phones? A mobile phone seems to cost several hundred high-grade spiritual stones, right? In one city, tens of thousands of orders were sold on the first day! Are you playing or making trouble? 6: A protagonist who in Chapter 4 or 5 asked people from the Demon Sect to capture 10 innocent people, kill them in an abandoned city, and then hang their bodies, just to attract more people to the inn, is so kind-hearted that he can't bear to see a hungry family of three on the roadside, so he showed his kindness, invited people to eat, and then was betrayed in various ways! After reading this, I feel a little sympathy for the villain in this book, okay? 7: Regarding water injection, a lot of words are used to write insignificant comments from passers-by. People who read it don't want to fast forward. 8: Regarding relationship issues, I won't talk about the rest of it because I haven't watched it. I'm just talking about the first few female protagonists. How come they come to the inn to have a few meals, and how many days do they have to work as waiters before they give up? Where does the emotional basis come from? Stallion? And in the wedding of the first heroine at the Xiao family, did the wealthy people scrape their money, and even the super aristocratic family had not seen the magic weapon, and they gave away two of them casually? ? It made the two big families forcefully fall out! The heroine has a good temper and a good character, but her family members are all arrogant, despicable, disgusting, and do not treat the heroine as a human being, which makes the heroine want to destroy the heroine's family at every turn. How does the heroine grow up in such a family? 9: This book has so many flaws that I am too lazy to write it!

I'm convinced. Is your high score just a favor?

The main character is really a loser, and he wants to appear indifferent, and he is a virgin. This novel is really ugly.

Can you please not make the male protagonist so erotic? It feels inconsistent and uncomfortable

I just watched it. It's so messed up that I don't know what I'm talking about. One second I was preparing to stay in a hotel. The next second there was a lightning strike and it was over. It was so messed up.