The Sages' Chat Group

This book is not a traditional chat-themed novel, so if you want to read those repetitive routines, you can turn left. I've saved it for you, so please don't step on it before you leave. There are no routines in this book. No pretense If you ask Saint Hui to be so strong, you will understand it after reading Chapter 70. There are still many questions, which are all explained after reading Chapter 80.

To be honest, the author's writing is okay, but the protagonist is too weak, and isn't Yakumo too awesome? You can actually play the protagonist across centuries? Do you think the world barrier is so easy to cross? Is the writing too perfunctory? There is also the ** master who brought the protagonist to this world and almost killed him a few days ago. There is no golden finger at all. Also, this book gave me the feeling that the protagonist is cannon fodder. Although he can become a quasi-sage, what is the use? All saints are ants, and there are three saints in this world. Even if the protagonist becomes a quasi-sage, can he defeat the saints? Also, even if there is one saint in this world, can there be three saints outside the world who can do it? The writing is unreasonable, and they say that they are just working for the protagonist. I think the protagonist is just cannon fodder, and he will be replaced by someone else when he dies. This kind of book seems to have no sense of consciousness. The author has self-awareness. Your writing is really awesome. Even if you write the incarnation system of Shield, it can make the protagonist a saint. Hehe, the two words written now, **.

Sigh~ It was a fun read with a lot of foreshadowing. The chapter about Huishen made it seem like a separation between life and death. The male protagonist was clearly arranged and even had to seal the child... Did the child influence the male protagonist to return to the primitive world? My head hurts... I think the male protagonist must be a big boss in the prehistoric era. He can't fight with the enemy but reincarnate and rebuild. The person in Hui's body must be a servant or housekeeper. The shield must be the back-up man arranged by the male protagonist in his previous life, right? He also plans to force Hongjun to get a shield and force it to leave the primitive world, so that it can find a way to take the protagonist back to the primitive world. The saint it cultivates should be the protagonist...

.. To a certain extent, the protagonist's strength in this book has improved very quickly. But when it is written, it gives the impression that it is abusive. He starts as the God Killer, but the protagonist gets tortured by everyone he fights. Ordinary people in the skirt can draw extremely high-level things like Huang Zhongli at the beginning... The overall feeling is that the writing is not long... It will be finished soon/Eunuch, the span is too big

Why doesn't the author write about the more advanced prehistoric times, the kind where Mahayana explodes the universe?

This earth is at the Hongmeng level, right? In 300 years, there are three ten levels, dozens of level 9s, and level 9 is the big one. It will take ** years for your **** system to train ** members to level 9, or this prehistoric era is a ****, a nuclear bomb saint.

Orphan, happy... Is the male protagonist Yasuo?

Haha →_→Have you asked Empress Su Daji? She is also a nine-tailed person, and she is also an adult, but she was bullied by Yun Zhongzi, who is a golden immortal ~ Taiyi, not even Da Luo, you are exaggerating

The writing is too exaggerated. The increase in Huang Zhongli should be mana. How can you become a Daluo Jinxian by eating one? And the ginseng fruit is not as weak as you said. The life span of 10 years is just incidental. These innate spiritual fruits should all have the function of enlightenment. When eaten, the human body can understand the laws inside. All three belong to the top ten innate spiritual roots, but the results are not good. Huang Zhongli is so strong that he is extremely strong, and the ginseng fruit is weak to the point of scum. The author should go back and watch Journey to the West! Let's see if ginseng fruit is as bad as you say?

Another fantasy book, flashy