My Comprehension Is Off the Charts

I saw this coming in. Recently I was bored and wanted to read a cool novel. At first, I thought the theme of "Chinese characters" was quite interesting. The writing was okay at first, but as I read it, there were echoes of "Shattering the Sky" and "Something Moving the Universe"... In fact, as a reader, it just looks good. The advantages of this book are obvious: it is refreshing, and it takes no effort to read. It is much better than many mindless novels. But why is the ending of this book so cramped and even a bit unfinished? I quite like reading "The Legend of the World", but I'm a weird person. I only like to read the emotional lines of fantasy novels. "The Story of the World" seems a little rushed even though the emotional lines are not particularly delicate, but I was touched after reading it. If the author can see the comments, there is no other meaning. I am just speaking as a reader. I hope that the emotional line will be more delicate, and there will be more places where people can feel and even resonate. The middle and later parts can be stabilized. Don't be like the author of a certain dou, who returns to the unfinished work. Finally, I hope that there will be more good-looking novels.

It's really super good. I saw this article in an advertisement. I thought it was interesting so I read it. The more I read, the more I liked it. It's just that the 500 chapters are a bit short. I read it in three days, but it's really good.

Very good, not the kind of useless counterattack style, but always awesome. As a sect-killing madman who goes wherever he goes, he usually crushes his opponents with strength. I have seen too many times where he is forced to the extreme by powerful opponents to break through and counterattack. This kind of feeling of saying it together every time and then finishing it all at once is very satisfying. I just feel that as an ordinary young man, it is right to be familiar with Chinese characters, but the small seal Chinese characters are always mentioned [what]. As a calligraphy student, I still found seal script a bit difficult before learning calligraphy, so what is the identity of the protagonist who travels through the group? He actually knows Xiaozhuan so well

I like this kind of book very much. It's very enjoyable to read at first.

Watching an alternative way of invincibility is relaxing and enjoyable. This is the feeling after reading about twenty chapters. I hope it will be the same in the future.

This book is so good. I like to read this kind of novels the most. The protagonists in those novels always hide their vests and cultivation very deeply. This kind of book is more interesting. I hope the author will update it more in the future.

In fact, this book is quite good. It was the first time I read this type of book and I fell into it. I also admire Su Tong for destroying a sect at every turn, but I like it hahaha. This novel will make you stay up late to read it. The quality is good and the content is great, but the update speed needs to be improved.

This is a wonderful book. The male protagonist in the novel is not too awesome. I really didn't expect that Chinese characters can be used in this way. I can really say that the idea of ​​Sitting is very novel. The plot development is tight and orderly. It is exciting to read and makes you feel like you are that person! I like this novel very much, very good! Is there a female protagonist? I haven't seen it yet, I hope not, I don't hope there are those! ! ! ! ! [Personal opinion]

I feel very good about this novel, because I basically jump through other novels and only read the exciting parts, but I can read this novel chapter by chapter.

It's good to read. I like this kind of small consumption. It's fast and powerful. I like this kind of power. He's kind-hearted and he's not a good person. Does anyone know of novels in this style?