Although there are countless strong people in the fairy world, there are also mortals. This is a story about a mortal who cannot practice in the fairy world and is sent to the lower world to practice.
Reader comments
The protagonist with zero luck [laughing and crying] The author Jun's writing style is very good
The beginning is fascinating, and it doesn't have the greasy feel of Long Ao Tianwen that is common on the market. Many details are very good, and the IQs of various characters are quite in line with common sense [learned] (however, why did the male protagonist come up and be interrupted by others? Hey, it's hard to comment...)
I've read eight chapters so far. I'll wait until I continue to read more before making any comments. I hope I won't fall into the usual clichés of online writing in the future.
The plot is okay, but I can't remember the names of the characters.
The protagonist with zero luck [laughing and crying] The author Jun's writing style is very good
The beginning is fascinating, and it doesn't have the greasy feel of Long Ao Tianwen that is common on the market. Many details are very good, and the IQs of various characters are quite in line with common sense [learned] (however, why did the male protagonist come up and be interrupted by others? Hey, it's hard to comment...) I've read eight chapters so far. I'll wait until I continue to read more before making any comments. I hope I won't fall into the usual clichés of online writing in the future.
The plot is okay, but I can't remember the names of the characters.
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