Treading the Heavens Without a Trace

Old man Tan from the Tan family carried a load to the egg stall and bought half a load of eggs. He carried a load to the charcoal stall and bought half a load of charcoal. The load was full of egg charcoal. The old man hurriedly returned home to make scrambled egg rice. When he entered the door and crossed the threshold, he tripped and fell. Half a load of eggs was broken, half a load of charcoal was overturned, and the wooden threshold was dirty. The old man took a look and was so anxious that he was sweating. He kept asking what to do. How could the old man eat egg fried rice when the eggs were gone?

It's great, it's rare that it's not silly and sweet.

The language is fluent, the plot is relaxed, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the world view is grand. It combines power struggles and battlefield battles, and the power struggles between various sects and princes are vividly written. The disadvantage is that there are too many clues about the characters and events involved and it is not concise enough.

Looking back, the author himself found that the framework is good and the content is good, but there are too many things that need to be explained, character backgrounds, origins, etc., Which makes it feel a bit long-winded. You can read other authors' books and learn some experience🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

The logic is rigorous and the story is wonderful. The details are clearly described very, very well. I also recommend the companion piece The Wild God.

I prefer books about development, strategies, and wars and attacks. This book is good.

Well written, five-star praise, worth reading

It is wonderful. The author tells the inner world, survival and will of the characters through stories, making readers feel involved in it. It is amazing.

This book can be made into a super fantasy blockbuster, and it will definitely make money

The plot is compact and attractive to read