The Supreme Journey to the Perfect World

Chapter 74 really persuades you to quit! They are just two ferocious beasts in the Venerable Realm. In order to forcefully create an opportunity for the male protagonist, the author did not kill these two disgusting things... And even let them lead the way! 🤮🤮I laughed, don't you know how to search your memory? If you kill him, it will still be yours. There is really no quality at all. I know that there is no good product for free. Also, in the original novel, is there the fairy king Wind King among the Seven Kings of the Borderlands? The most speechless thing is that he is still called brother to the younger brother of the Fire Emperor from the lower realm. What are you writing about? And Liu Shen also has a completely magical personality change Just the male protagonist's mood and thoughts, can't she see it? ? ? What's funny is that the male protagonist gets angry because of trivial things. As long as others have some thoughts about Liu Shen, he thinks that others are wrong! Damn~ I really don't know what I'm looking at. The current male protagonist's thoughts are completely the kind of dog-licking that cannot be loved! ! ! And Liu Shen didn't admit that he had anything to do with the male protagonist now, right? And the male protagonist is extremely possessive... It's like Liu Shen can only belong to him😒😒😒If you don't know how to write emotional scenes, don't write them

Ling'er's new model is very beautiful, noble and elegant, cool and divine. Why do many fan fiction like to stare at Liu Shen, who is neither male nor female? Is it just because she lives longer and is the strongest?

I just want to ask, with just knowledge and no qualifications, how does the protagonist reach his limit? This writing feels like a piece of shit, especially the village where the protagonist lives. I feel like the protagonist relies on himself to become stronger. This kind of thing can be completely suppressed. Is it difficult to break through quickly? I have to push the limit there, and the protagonist is moved by himself, so I want to ask what kind of help other people gave the protagonist. At first, both parents died, and then a child had to go hunting and be used as a bait, and experienced several life-and-death crises. In this case, the chairman actually said that the people in the village were very, very good to him. Is there something wrong with the author's description? Why do I look at the main character like a stupid idiot?

I can't stand the poisonous points in the front, but after more than 100 pictures, I really can't bear it anymore. What a fool. It's obvious that the protagonist is at the late stage of the Venerable realm, and then killed so many true gods and hundreds of false gods. It's obvious that the protagonist's realm is only at the late stage of the Venerable realm, but just to give you that... Mom's mysterious scriptures and the addition of a lot of skills to hide the aura led to the fact that the protagonist was obviously a venerable, but the true gods he killed later were mistaken for the protagonist by others. By that time, the Divine Fire Mirror was already in place, and the protagonist clearly killed so many true gods across two realms, but others mistakenly thought that the protagonist had already become a god. I mistakenly believe that the protagonist has only crossed one big realm, and I think the protagonist is not that good. If this is true, it would be fine, but it is because you practice your forced skills and then hide your aura so that others cannot see the realm of the protagonist. You mistakenly think that the protagonist has already attained the Divine Fire Mirror. You are really good at finding blocking points. If there are no blocking points, you will be forced to fight against them. The protagonist obviously crosses two realms to kill people, but you do this, so that the protagonist only crosses one realm. This is a pig-abuse novel. That stupid bird is sitting here and you still ask for the most, please m

The author is a bit lacking in encouragement. Why didn't the author accept Yun Xi?

It feels like the author is either a newbie, or he copied and pasted it without taking it seriously, and the reading is not smooth.

The protagonist has only learned an ordinary magic technique, and has not even mentioned a noble phantom. The author relies entirely on the author's nonsense about his combat power. He always talks about being invincible. It is unheard of to write a book like this.

So awesome, the Supreme Killing Immortal King. How is this different from a kid fighting a professional boxer? Awesome.

Blocking the marriage between Huo Ling'er and Shi Hao, there were only a few appearances. Chun Chun became a template for passers-by. The protagonist Huo Ling'er was full of admiration and refused to accept it. I really didn't understand. What's the difference between this and the original novel Huo Ling'er?

It doesn't feel right. If you don't have the qualifications or resources, it's useless no matter how much you learn. So this setting is full of poisonous points from the beginning.