Swallow All the Demons and I Will Become a Fairy

Is the protagonist such a fool? When the big demon attacks, the powerful local businesses escape after being defeated. When things go wrong, the protagonist complains about the company. If a business grows due to local convenience, all resources should be invested in all local monks. Damn it, what kind of brain circuit is this? In a world like the world of immortality, where great power belongs to oneself, if you let people throw away all the wealth and resources they have worked hard on in business, and still fight to the death, what are you thinking? Even if you are modern, everyone will only think that you want to eat shit. You have a golden finger, why don't you contribute it to the world of immortality? You are the protagonist, your golden finger cheats are incredible, and the prehistoric boss has a few magical powers. You can fight whenever you want, and run away whenever you want. How do you expect a group of weaklings and low-level natives to be as fearless as you? Explode at every turn and make a comeback? You're just standing on the commanding heights and being a holy mother bitch, right? No wonder readers in the comment section said she was a holy mother bitch and was drunk.

666 grass jelly recommended, worth a look

It's okay, it's well written, but why does a person with 80% of his magical powers belonging to Taoism want to build a Buddhist blessed land? Do you look down upon the Taoist philosophy? Also get some Guanyin's Yangzhi Manna? Is it because he is not qualified to mediate with nature?

This book was buried, maybe because it was not brainless enough.

Why can't walking, eating, sleeping, studying, and education form keywords? These are also the protagonist's lifelong accumulations.

The level is too high. Will I die if I upgrade to the second level?

It's relatively reasonable and doesn't have many flaws. Although the owner of the store planted some foreshadowing in the early stage, he did not take action against the protagonist later, which is a bit flaw. Overall, it is very similar to some of Xiao Ding's books back then. The map changes are at a suitable pace and there are new things. The funniest part is that the author often sews, and the sewing is relatively reasonable. I think we can increase our efforts, sacrifice all those old guys, and make a pot of vegetables. Who says stew can't be popular? 😄

It's well written, but it's too overwhelming. Chapters 1-110 are level 1, 111 are level 2, and 190 are level 3. Are you testing the readers' patience with more than 500 chapters?

The writing about training is too cumbersome. After the protagonist joins Zixiao Palace, nearly twenty chapters are devoted to the setting of training, which is really boring to read. But if you skip these chapters on practice setting, it will definitely affect subsequent reading. To be honest, thanks to the author putting these chapters in the free period, if this was set to be twenty consecutive chapters after it was released, many readers would not be interested in reading it anymore!

This novel has a gripping plot, vivid characters, and smooth writing. It is worth reading and highly recommended!