The Cultivator Soldier King Takes on the City

Very nice. The biggest advantage is that the author's writing is concise and not wordy. The male protagonist always takes the initiative and must avenge himself. There is no ink, and it is very enjoyable to read. It's just that the ending was too weird, it ended in a flash, and I didn't understand. Come on, is the author going to write a sequel? I feel that this novel by the author is better than the author's other novels. It does not foreshadow and goes straight to the point. It is very enjoyable to read. As for the author's other novels, what the author wanted to happen to the male protagonist was deliberately prevented from happening, to play with the readers. In the end, I became more and more annoyed as I read it, and I simply gave up the book. A smart author should always make the reader's ideas become reality in the novel, so that the reader has a sense of involvement, as if the reader is the hero. Author, if you make the hero's wish come true, you are actually making the reader's wish come true.

Very good, there are not many novels that I can read, and they are basically all about junkies.

I was ecstatic before reading Chapter 135. One of the rare five-star masterpieces, The Battle at Qixing Mountain made book friends wonder that cultivators are vassals of human ants. At the end, they were killed by high-tech products and failed to leave the earth. Then what kind of cultivation is it? Isn't it better to be a scientist? After Chapter 135, I lost interest. It's not easy for the author to live in a nest, so give it four stars!

The same is true in life. When you step into the loess, don't you feel that your life is just a dream? How do you rate the ending?

Very nice, very interesting, very readable,

It's a very good novel, it's airy but not exaggerated. Worth a look.

Super exciting! Although the content is a bit simple, overall it's okay! Worth a look

Just when I was watching, it was over like this. Did the United States blow itself up to the bottom of the sea?

This is too pretty

The author is so handsome, my admiration for the author is like a torrential river, endless