Invasion Myth: Starting with Mr. Teacher

The combat power is still rubbish after being put on the shelves. The text is good and the writing is humorous, but the combat power is too stretched and has always been an opportunistic fight, which is not very comfortable.

It's watchable but not attractive. The plot likes to be mixed with classics to make it difficult to read, and the writing is a bit out of the ordinary. The realm is vague and it involves practicing Buddhism (whether it's the White Lotus Holy Scripture or the Pure Land Sect). The most annoying setting is the cause and effect. It's a bit cool but not good, because the literati's rhetoric can occasionally make people frown. Not suitable for old people like me. From the protagonist's behavior and the White Lotus inheritance, I thought the plot was about someone coming from behind the scenes to change the world in the name of a cult. But it seems that it is simply a inheritance. I feel that the biggest role of the White Lotus Sect is to serve as an experience package for the protagonist. If the author feels that the protagonist needs to improve his realm, he will arrange for someone to devote himself to it, and then continue to study Buddhism there. It seems that the Buddha is disguised as the white lotus foundation, but in fact, the white lotus is used as clay to nourish the Buddha's body. After all, those who dislike Buddha are listed on the market, and I hate the rich. Although Gushidao is not a good thing, it hasn't been put on the market yet.

Without learning the essence of the Internet novel, directly annihilating the nine Wang family clans, and then secretly killing Shi Juren and his family, this is the way to open the Internet article.

After reading 50 chapters, I feel so tired and not engaging enough? I can't say anything, I'm just tired

The novels written by literary young people have the smell of literary youth.

I left after reading Chapter 17. I have read too many vernacular texts in the past few years, and I can't even understand anything with this kind of depth.

It feels very good. I have read more than 20 chapters now, and I am interested in continuing to read. However, there is a small problem. The author has a problem with the layout of this novel. It feels like the upper part does not follow the lower part. I don't have this feeling when reading other novels. For example, in the picture I posted, the words circled in red are what the protagonist said. You see, there is no punctuation mark. It looks weird.

Where is Butterfly Lovers? How many chapters have passed and Butterfly Lovers is still missing?

This is so well written, it's really hard to comment.

QQ Reading is too expensive. A physical book is not that expensive, right?