Wuxia Crossover: The Wudang Wine-Sword Immortal Invites the Ancestor to Die

I didn't watch it, but I wanted to ask, "Did the ancestor get killed?" And by the way, drunkards are pretty ****. They smell of alcohol (whole body smells bad)

You are a Jiujianxian, not a Qinglian layman. You keep reciting poems when you have nothing to do. Doesn't it seem that you are very talented? You didn't write the poems yourself. Isn't it embarrassing?

I, the reader, invites the author to die

How blind does it take for a woman to like an alcoholic? Why do people always write about protagonists like the God of War in slippers and the Dragon King with a crooked mouth?

I'm very curious. Jiujianxian smells of alcohol, and he's very cool. Although the elixir that Jiujianxian drinks is wine, it has more of a medicinal or fruity aroma. And those of you who write about the inheritance of the Wine and Sword Immortal, please don't insult others, okay? I'm so drunk all day long that I just sing those few lines as if I'll die if I don't sing. I'm a drunken swordsman. You see through the unrestrained world. What kind of stuff is the author writing now? Isn't it more appropriate to just say that the drunkard system at the beginning is more appropriate?

I agreed to play the role of the Wine Swordsman and then said I would create my own. Wouldn't it be better to change the title and say "The Inheritance of the Wine Sword Immortal"?

Licking* The main character, the eldest lady, has been fucked by someone else

It's really hard to describe the coolness of the drunken swordsman like an alcoholic. The chapter title is also awkward.

I have nothing to say about the one next door about Jiu Mengzi. You are Jiu Mengzi.

If my Xuanyuan Great Pan is immortal, who among the heavenly beings and fairies dares to descend to the mortal world?