The Ancient Chi Dragon: Evolving from a Baby Snake

Others are attracted by the title of your book, and you write about people in it. You might as well just write about the person directly. It is better not to watch it. The protagonist in the first dozens of chapters is a monster, and then, after that, he invades a person's body, and then continues to be a human. The title of the book does not match the content, it is just like a tiger with a tiger tail.

Don't read it. The rest of the writing is all about people. It's better to write about time-traveling adults from the beginning.

From now on, I'll use my clone as a human.

Just look at the front, there are dozens of photos in front.

Such rubbish. It is written in such a way that it has nothing to do with the village at the beginning and no store at the end. I have never reviewed any novel. I just couldn't help it.

What the hell are you writing? The painting style that was good in the front suddenly changed and turned into human clones. I thought there were only a few of them, but when I flipped through the catalog, the back part was full of human clones and I couldn't read it at all.

Just look at the first few dozen pictures, then you will become a human being and keep acting like a human being, and you will know how to use the title as a starting point.

What is this, a demon?

I think it looks super good.