Simulation of the Heavens Starting from the Fox Demon

Read Chapter 30 This book has revised all aspects of the original work. To put it more clearly, it can only be said that it is a novel about cultivating immortals using the name of the fox demon Little Matchmaker. First of all, the author made many changes to the realm, and finally it became the realm of cultivating immortals from foundation building to god transformation, which increased the combat power of the original work by an unknown number of times. (There is also a big problem. The protagonist is a time traveler, and he doesn't know the levels of cultivating immortals. He learned it through simulation, which is outrageous). What's more, it's even more outrageous that Tushan Rongrong takes the protagonist as his apprentice. The author writes that the protagonist practices swordsmanship, but Rongrong is a teacher who uses telekinesis, and one is a cultivator of Qi and the other is a cultivator of demon power. Even the systems are different, right? I simulated Li Bai's Green Lotus Sword Intention in Honor of Kings before, but before I learned anything, a bitter sword intention suddenly appeared. I just want to ask the author, do you want to write a protagonist who knows a little bit about everything but is not good at it? I don't know about the following problems. The above are all relatively big problems. I just need the author to pay attention to them later. It's better to be careful when writing novels. The fox demon you write in this book doesn't look like a fox demon, and the cultivator doesn't look like a cultivator. Don't end up with something different.

Originally, the realm of the fox demon is quite good, and with the mind and body skills, your realm will directly persuade you to retreat.

Dongfang Huaizhu, come on. Add more heroines

I saw that the pig's feet had no thoughts of their own, and there were so many swordsmanships in so many worlds. In the end, they became Rongrong's puppet in thought, alas.

I traveled to the Duojian Tomb in the Little Matchmaker of the Fox Demon, and then I really learned whatever I was taught, but the problem was that I still didn't learn anything. Before the protagonist got the golden finger, he really only knew basic swordsmanship. Moreover, other people in Jianzhong who are more talented than him practice swordsmanship thousands of times a day, and he himself can practice swordsmanship at most 30 times, and he feels that he has worked very hard. (This is what the protagonist himself said in the original article) Then, the protagonist really doesn't know what he should do. In my opinion, he is just like a gangster.

Um, how should I put it? I don't like Jackie Chan Adventures very much, so I want to skip it, but, you didn't give it to Zhang Jieming, so I don't know, well, just give it three stars!

There's something about this book, it's not bad.

It looked fine originally. The name of each chapter in the next chapter does not match the content of the chapter. **, I can't understand it.

The preface does not match the back part. One second it seems invincible, and the next second it is lost.

The swordsmanship that was so well written suddenly changed. What kind of bitter swordsmanship is there? A swordsman actually wanted to be a master of palm skills. I was convinced. He will also be used as a puppet. Use. You deserve it. If you don't tell the street class, who will tell the street?