Cultivation Depends Entirely on Anger Points

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I almost read this book in one sitting. I felt that I couldn't put it down, but the poem written by Li turned from black to white in the middle. In the 98 chapters so far, the author has buried many pitfalls. I recommend new book friends to take a look. This is my unilateral opinion. Also, can the author add more updates?

Get more of them. . . . . . . . .

I don't think he's a tease, he's a **. For this protagonist, can the plot not be too cliche?

Much prettier than the others. Make up the numbers. . . . . . . . .

I just watched it and it feels pretty good. But in Chapter 7, was the hero in the classroom or somewhere else? ? ? Why did the teacher allow him to walk around and talk to her sister?

A dandy novel, the protagonist comes from a NB family, and something happens to his parents and sister. From a proud man to a laughingstock

Grip, author, why are you so short?

The author is great. To be honest, when I saw the identity of the protagonist after time travel: an awesome father and a sister who is a genius in cultivation, I found that I seemed to have read a book with a similar setting. After thinking about it for a long time, I finally remembered the book called "The Sword Immortal Is Here". Your protagonist's father ran away because he stole something, and your protagonist's father ran away because he led his troops in a war and did not obey the emperor's orders, which led to the annihilation of an army of 50,000 people, and then he fled in fear of crime. Then your protagonist's sister went missing because she went to experience the beasts and encountered a tide of beasts. His protagonist, his sister, disappeared when she encountered a tide of beasts on her way back to the academy.