I'm Guarding the Gate in Jiejiao

Out of five stars, this book gets two stars. In the early stage, I thought it was just another mess of vulgarity, but it turned out not to be the case. It directly increased the combat power infinitely and took the route of high-end combat power.

Solve the book shortage problem. .

Index: [Three Stars] [Poisonous Weed] Entry: [Low Configuration Prehistoric] [System Flow] Book review: 1. [There are quite a lot of poisonous points. Here is a simple example: the protagonist's IQ depends on the author's IQ. The protagonist blocks the door and prevents "others" from entering Jin'ao Island to become a disciple, but never explains the reason. Repeatedly, he only misses the opportunity to learn from Jie, and then he never kills for the sake of system rewards. Even if the system rewards are gone, he still refuses to kill and just stays there.] 2. [Let's talk about the combat power of this book. A Daluo Golden Immortal or even a Hunyuan Golden Immortal (quasi-sage) still needs to use formations to fight against a Taiyi Golden Immortal. There are a few big realms in between. The co-author is a low-profile version of Honghuang. So don't bring the IP of Honghuang, a top universe, from the beginning. You have to know that even the original Honghuang, Fengshenyan, and Journey to the West don't have such outrageous combat power settings as yours] 3. [I don't know how this book reached 10,000 orders, and I'm not interested in finding out] 4. [In order to prevent stepping on thunder, insert an eye here]

In a rather funny book, the protagonist is reborn as a river and guards the gate of Jin'ao Island to prevent disciples with bad conduct from entering the island. The early days were more interesting.