The Strongest Abandonment

Ye Mo, the abandoned son of the Ye family. Before his father passed away, he arranged a marriage for him and helped him find a supporter. However, he was found to have impotence during a physical examination and was later kicked out of the Ye family. But this is the original Ye Mo, and the current Ye Mo is a practitioner from the Luoyue Continent. Because his sect was attacked, for some unknown reason, he passed through this Ye Mo's body, even though he is also named Ye Mo. Ye Mo is not only a cultivator, but also an apricot forest master. However, it was discovered that the spiritual energy on this continent was thin, which was extremely unfavorable for cultivation. He practiced reluctantly, and he had to do everything possible to maintain his life, and he also had to buy medicinal materials and other external factors that could help him improve. Life was very difficult, and it looked very inconspicuous. Even for money, he even disguised himself and sold talismans and seals. This is Ye Mo's own life, and the outside world is not friendly to Ye Mo. The Ning family wanted to break off the engagement, but Ning Qingxue used him as a shield in order not to marry someone else. The Ning family's original plan to break off the engagement did not come true, and it caused him a lot of trouble. This period of time was indeed Ye Mo's saddest time, and also his most humble moment. The abandoned son of the family was used as a shield by his so-called fiancée, and his love letter to pursue someone else was read out in front of the whole class, and everyone laughed at him. However, it didn't take long for Ye Mo to get rid of this situation. Later, he proved to everyone that this so-called abandoned son was the strongest person, the one who would be unreachable in the future! [Slot] This book may have been written relatively early, so when I read it now, it seems a little incomplete and incoherent. Sometimes the content of the previous chapter and the next chapter may not be coherent because of missing things. Although the content of this book is excellent, the missing chapters detract from the reading experience.

You always say that the routine is too old. You open your eyes and see when this book was written. I don't know? Well, let me tell you, this is from 2010. Yes, it is from 2010. Were there any urban cultivators at that time? You must say yes, okay, then you can tell me (the ones that are too rubbish will not be counted). This book is really good. I am not complaining (the author is a great writer, do you need to complain)? This book is the first novel about urban immortality that I have read. I am very polite. Nowadays, urban immortality novels plagiarize this book. Of course, plagiarism is a bit serious. I can only say that I borrowed it and criticized it if I don't accept it.

Many people who have just started reading novels probably cannot understand how open the novels were 10 years ago. At that time, basically 8 out of 10 novels had H-plots, because if you didn't write them like this, no one would read them. So now, if you look at the novels written in the past, you will find that many plots do not make sense or feel missing, and finally the chapters are repeated. In fact, these are all because we have to manage the novel environment, and have changed the content of many previous novels, and even directly entered the dark room, so this novel is no exception. It is also a castrated version. Do you understand now? It's not the author's fault, it's the general environment that has changed. It must be modified like this, otherwise it will be removed from the shelves, so when you spray it, please stop it in moderation.

I read it a few years ago. It is very good. This book by Lao Wu is my favorite and the only one I have read. I really recommend everyone to read it. It is a very good book!

This is exactly the same as what was written in the front of a novel about cultivating immortals. Just the name is different.

The author's writing is terrible. This is the worst book I have ever read, or I don't like the plot written by the author.

It's really rubbish, I don't know what to say, it's off-putting. Ning Qingxue was almost beaten to death by a few punches here. Her mobile phone was used as a decoration. She read hundreds of chapters but failed to make a few calls. She was running around all over the world. The grass on Fang Nan's grave was nearly one meter high, and the protagonist was still racing with others there. At least Fang Nan also saved two women he knew. It's all here and there all day long, there are no details at all, and the logic doesn't make sense. The earth-level strongman was killed with two flying sword moves, but within a few chapters some yellow-level trash was shitting on the protagonist's head, and all he had to do was cut off his hands and feet. Every slightly more important woman around the protagonist is remembered and plotted by others, and then the protagonist begins the road of revenge, crushing them all the way. When I see a certain chapter, I can guess what the next dozens of chapters will be about. It's disgusting to be pooped on the head by the enemy, and then the enemy underestimated and underestimated the protagonist's strength, but the protagonist pretended to kill him. They almost had several of his women in bed, and he just killed them. Have you ever thought about the reader's sense of substitution? Shouldn't you torture them before killing them? If it's not popular, it's not popular. If Himalaya wasn't one of Touta Yuan's works, I wouldn't even look at it. It's rubbish.

Just look at it, I only read more than 800 chapters of Qi Shao, and there are seven or eight women! Are there dozens more waiting below? La chicken. The cover says "The Strongest Abandoned Boy". How does it feel to be the "Strongest Abandoned Boy"? La chicken.

The first time I read it was when I was in high school. I chased it all the way. It was the first novel I liked to read. Later, I wanted to calm down and study hard, so I stopped reading it. At that time, it must have been about the male protagonist's first arrival in the upper world. I thought it was really exciting. Later, when I started to follow it again, I found that it had already ended. This made me miss the joy of catching up. Then I skipped to the ending and found Mamma Mia. I couldn't understand it! So I gave up. Overall, this novel is quite enjoyable. I was delighted by Ye Mo's slap in the face, moved by her emotions with the heroines, and fantasized about what if there were real immortals in this world, hehehehehe😊

I have admired three men, one is Xu Xian, the other is Dong Yong, and the third is Ning Caichen. One dares to sleep with a snake, another dares to sleep with a fairy, and the last one doesn't even let go of ghosts. It wasn't until I watched Hua Qiangu that I realized that Luo Shiyi was a real man who dared to sleep with a caterpillar. The most despised thing is Sun Wukong. He immobilized seven fairies and he actually ran to steal peaches. But I have to admire Sun Wukong's father for being able to make a stone pregnant. I was also drunk! Some people say that I have no experience in water, and I just slap them in the face when I go up. Isn't this nonsense? How to upgrade without experience? This comment has experience. Upgrading requires experience, so I copied and pasted this comment. I will comment once a day and it will flash after I comment. I am just here to earn experience.