In the Jie Sect, I'm the Kitchen God

Why should the author write about female protagonists? It would be better to write about multiple female protagonists and a harem. It's a bit boring to practice all the time.

I don't understand the fact that the three newly created female queens are directly quasi-saints. The protagonist is only in the middle stage of Da Luo when he does this. Why do these three surpass the protagonist in one fell swoop? The main character seems like a joke. You said that the merits are directly pushed up, which can be explained, but the problem is that this is entirely the credit of the protagonist. Don't say that if there are three yangs, there must be three yins. We all know that there is no female queen without the protagonist. The protagonist has three female queens out of thin air to complement the three yins of the human race. Is this the amount of merit gained from them? Not to mention that even the Holy Saint will not be able to reach the peak of Da Luo?

The writing is very good, but so few people read it, so this proves that choice is really more important than hard work. I wrote a single female lead in Feilu, and my brain is so bright.

The previous article was well written, but when it came to the Conferring God chapter, various poisons were used, all kinds of intelligence were lowered, knowing that the saint would be able to know everything after the catastrophe, and he also played all kinds of unpredictable tricks, such as contacting and cultivating the three nine-tailed fox demons in advance, revealing the consequences of the demon's love with the human emperor, sending people to monitor Jiang Ziya in his youth in advance, and then personally following him. , All fools know that there is something wrong with the protagonist of The Unknown Prophet. The most important thing is that the protagonist has clearly thought of this, but he deceives himself and others, saying that even if it is deduced that he is following Jiang Ziya, others will only think that he is following Jiang Ziya. Is that really enough? After following someone for ten years, is this called following him? It can be deduced that you followed them, but it cannot be deduced that you sent people to monitor them from the beginning?

I don't know what the author was thinking, but Hongjun was able to figure out the protagonist, which made me feel very uncomfortable. I think it's also a bit poisonous.

How can I block this book? I really hate it.

How many years does it take to become a soup? It's more than five hundred years. The one on the left is a thousand years and the one on the right is five hundred years.

Modern people basically don't respect gods much anymore, but my family's God of Wealth and Lao Zaoye have to respect them every year!

When Yun Xiao appeared in the Battle of the Gods, he killed all three corpses.

It's poisonous to be discovered by Hongjun as an alien from outside. I don't understand why it's so poisonous. The setting of this book isn't a conspiracy theory, right? What's so poisonous about it? Can you elaborate on that?