Thunderbolt: the Hermit's Wonderful Land

I don't even read the inventory of shitty streets, it's boring

I think Pili still looks better as the protagonist and the villain.

Just like a Taoist priest shouting Amitabha, **author, this is not how you touch porcelain.

I think it's okay, but I don't like the protagonist's character

As someone who traveled to Perak and thought about it for hundreds of years, I still feel like there is something wrong with it.

The style has changed. I used to write a villain-style protagonist, but now it's a hermit-style. Come on, author, I'll wait and see.

Compared to the one with villains and golden light, the plot felt a bit too bland. It looks a bit like boiled water. Maybe it's this hermit style that got me. I still like the old style of doing things. Forget it, let's take care of it first.

Writing this is a problem. The combat power of new dramas is not as good as that of old dramas. For example, a one-page book

With all due respect, the protagonist's appearance is too poor to dominate the predicament.

When will the author publish a new book?

What is the protagonist's strength now? Why do you feel that when you look at it now, it feels like it's strong but it doesn't show it at all? Anyone who comes out can be on par with the protagonist, or even stronger than the protagonist, but it's weak but not weak at all. I feel like I'm in a 50-50 split with everyone. I can neither win nor lose.

Write another book called Jin Guang and more people will read it.

Can you please give me some news if the author has published a new book?

Commentary on Chapter 59: Finally Seeing the Lonely Marquis in "Thunderbolt: The Hermit's Wonderful Journey" written by Feng Qingshuangleng.

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