Cangming*

I haven't finished watching it, but it's still very interesting to the point where I saw it, but I really want to ask if there is a male protagonist? Who is the male protagonist?

It's quite tiring to watch this type of thing, but it's still good. The author could probably make the paragraphs shorter, instead of making the entire paragraph feel tiring to read.

The plot of this book is very attractive, especially the interaction between Mingyue and Changfeng, which makes people feel very warm. Changfeng's words "I am an unknown person" made me feel sorry for him. I hate those who are biased against Changfeng because of the so-called prophecy. However, I am looking forward to the following story, to see how Mingyue cultivates to become a god, and I also want to know Changfeng's true identity and destiny. This book is very good, I recommend it to you!

Compared with those mindless novels, this book is indeed more attractive to me. First of all, it is not a Douluo Continent fanfiction about Tang San, which is different from most. Secondly, the plot in the play is quite attractive, but some places feel too sloppy, and it feels like passing by in one stroke. Finally, the characters are actually quite distinct, and it is not a blind plot routine. Generally speaking, it is okay.

A book that I can finish reading is a good book. [Laughing][laughing]

This is a different Douluo Continent, or a new world. The content is not boring, but there is something missing. But I have to say it's well written.