Group Chat: Starting at the Peak of the Dao

Personally I am a straight man... But... This thing can be said to be a disease, transvestite

I don't understand why the protagonist has to hide his strength. Didn't the first chapter say that powerful people with abilities are treated well? You can do whatever you want, there are no restrictions, there is no need to hide your strength, right?

So?_?... Author, you should know that people in Feilu like to read cool stories, and there are almost no fujoshi BL. Our sexual orientation and aesthetics are generally normal (ーー゛). Why did you write about the protagonist being chased by a man at the beginning, and then there are so many such descriptions later on? Let me make it clear that no one will like it. It is normal for someone to complain ←_←. Nowadays, many people have better tempers. If no one just lifts the table, it will be fine. I guess you are escaping from trouble, so please get used to the atmosphere here first, and at least know what the public likes to read before writing.

I'm really convinced by you. It's not to my taste. What else are you reading? It's not easy for the author. They are all still complaining. Do you want to read it or not? There aren't many good quality Feilu. Come on, author.

After reading the first chapter, I felt really bad. How could it be like this, being regarded as a woman, being confessed to by a man, and living for eighteen years without even being able to figure out the gender? Or is it that the main character has waist-length hair? No Adam's apple? With the world in mind?

I was thinking, if I traveled through time and entered a new body, and was changed by the memory, personality, and hobbies of the original owner, would he still be the same person?

It's so ****, you have a venomous tongue and speak so unpleasantly when we meet, ****!

The initial elves are strong, but not that strong. They are even compared to the Magic Forbidden City.

I was used to having sex chats like that, but when they saw the hero was a transvestite at the beginning, I admit, I got excited.

I have read more than 30 chapters, and I feel that the author has no emotional intelligence. He puts on a woman's face and still moves closer to men. It is unforgivable to not be forced by others.