Blind for Seven Years, and Every Monster on the Mountain Became a Demon God!

Let me be the first to support you. First of all, I am a little bookworm with 4500+ hours. I usually don't read anything below 9.0. I read a few with the mentality of trying. Hey, it was unexpectedly good. I like the relaxed atmosphere. I feel that the writing is not like a newbie, but an experienced author who jumped over from somewhere. The writing is smooth and the rhetoric is gorgeous. It is a pleasure to read. If you stick to it, I will give it a 9.2, Provided that I can maintain this level, atmosphere, and rhythm. More than 900 people are reading now. In fact, the real number may not exceed 10. It's a pity. Come on, author.

Except for the last chapter, everything written is fascinating. Although the final dream ending is the most taboo way to end in writing, I guess the author has some unspeakable secrets before ending it hastily [face covering] I hope the author can write more and better works in the future [laughs]

I saw in the book review that this book was not finished, but I still want to give it five stars. It's really good! I really like reading these kinds of articles by big guys without realizing it, but when I see a lot of bad articles, I always feel unspeakably uncomfortable. Moreover, there are so many articles of the same type that I get tired of reading them. Unlike this one, Mingli is spreading culture to another world, and is actually teaching others to become successful. It feels particularly engaging and satisfying from beginning to end.

This is a novel without a female protagonist. It tells the story of the male protagonist Ye Li who travels to the ancient world of immortality to teach the knowledge of humans and demons. Ye Li obtains a system, but unfortunately Ye Li cannot see the eyes and does not know who he is teaching. It is not until the end that he discovers that the system is a conspiracy. Ye Li finally defeats the bad guy and successfully returns to modern times to continue being his teacher!

The continuation of the whole book depends entirely on the author's imagination, and the logic is strict. All the foreshadowings laid in the front can be answered one by one later. The plot of the story is perfectly coherent, and there is no unreasonable part. It is a great article. The only regret is that the ending is a bit hasty.

It's not finished yet, why should I finish it [punch]

It comes from an AI video explaining a video of a teacher teaching monsters. Overall, it's pretty good. Maybe it's because the author abandoned the book midway, so the rating dropped a lot. After the author updated it again, it's actually still okay. I'd like to encourage you.

It is a very interesting novel. It is slightly different from the usual novels about fighting and killing. The content of the story is also quite exciting. The author's logic is very good. The only flaw is that the ending is a bit sloppy. I guess the author just doesn't have the patience to continue writing... Overall, it is good and worth reading 👍 In fact, it was quite good to write the ending of the previous chapter. I feel that the follow-up is completely unnecessary. The plot of the protagonist is less than half that of the supporting characters...

All I can say is that this book is full of regrets, and I don't know whether the author gave up writing or something. If you feel like you can't continue writing, you can actually plan the place where the academy was built as the first volume. Continue to follow up when you have inspiration. The storyline of this book at the beginning is very good. Although it can be regarded as a refreshing article, it does not have the boring feeling of ordinary refreshing articles. I found out about it from Tik Tok tweets. I really like this work, but now I always feel uncomfortable about it. The ending cannot be said to be careless, but the outline of the book is written directly [face covering]

It is already a story with a relatively complete plot. If you have no other choice, you can read it 👍