First Grade Elixir

I read two to three hundred chapters. The first hundred chapters are about hiding in Tibet, stealing chickens and dogs; the next fifty chapters are about trivial matters in the market, the East family is the leader, the West family is the shortcomings; the next fifty chapters start to be a counselor, helping the dragon to fight for hegemony. I accepted it, and I wore the skin of a fairy, neither a fairy nor a knight.

The biggest poisonous point of this book is that it suppresses strength. It consumes hundreds or thousands of times more resources than others, but its strength is not even one percent of others.

As soon as Wu Sheng crossed over, he found that he had caused a big disaster, assassinating Zhao Yuan, a doctor of Chu State, and losing all his cultivation. So Wu Sheng immediately looked for a place to save his life and left this dangerous place.

Wu Sheng, who was originally very nervous, calmed down a lot after seeing the wanted portrait, because it didn't look like it at all, but he still had to be careful. Don't be afraid of ten thousand, just be afraid of the worst.

In this era, catching assassins relies entirely on portraits, but the people in the portraits don't look like the assassins themselves, so many people are mistakenly arrested, all for the reward for catching the assassin.

At the beginning, it was quite exciting to write about escaping from the city, but then it was either one death or another death, and the protagonist did not take the initiative to seek revenge. Instead, the villain chased the protagonist everywhere in order to eradicate the roots. It's very depressing, and the protagonist is also very aggrieved. Friends die one after another, and revenge is far away. It's so stressful that I don't know how many chapters before I can get revenge.

The description of the realm is unclear. There is almost no difference between monks and mortals. The monks who return to the void can't fly in the air, and I can't catch up with the Qi-training monks. I laughed. Anyway, there is almost no fairy flavor, but full of official flavor.

You live a puppet life, others slander you and take your life, and your thoughts take advantage of others. It's such a child's play.

After seeing more than 180 chapters about the trial of elixirs, I really couldn't bear it. It's a pity that the author's writing is okay, but the plot is very bad. He always writes himself into desperate situations, which is very unpleasant to watch. A bit abusive. I strongly do not recommend reading this book, it is a waste of time.

There is a person who is 70% similar to the protagonist. The protagonist's name is Wu Sheng. His name was Sun Wu, and he was working in Yangzhou near Baiyue. Then he was injured. It is said that Wu Sheng was also injured. Just don't arrest him, and everyone in the academy knows that he has the ability to change his appearance. Catch none of these! The reason is because there are many similar people in the world, so we can't arrest people just because they look alike! Then we looked for witnesses, and they all said they looked alike. One of the most outrageous people said that most people in the world are 50% similar, so we can't arrest people just because they look alike. Every time the protagonist is named after himself, they have obviously discovered the naming pattern of the protagonist, and they think it doesn't matter. Anyway, this Sun Wu is not Wu Sheng, but he looks 70% similar. Wu Sheng is injured, he is injured, and Wu Sheng can disguise himself. It's a trivial matter! Is Sun Wu Wu Sheng? Academy Man: No! Then what kind of talent is Wu Sheng? I think Wu Sheng must admit it himself. Enough talking, brothers, take office in Goose City!