Cultivation*****

Very good. I got this author from the book about the Anti-Japanese War. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

It's still pretty good so far

Not bad, just doing well

Very good, very suitable for my taste. I finally found it after searching for many days. I hope the author will continue to work hard and update continuously.

I read this novel. Regarding the two maids you are talking about, I just want to say that the male protagonist casually threw the medicine that was useless to him to the two maids. He casually practiced the first-level low-grade flying sword and gave you two maids. This was a dispensable thing for him. For her, the elixirs were useless. Later, the protagonist practiced a lot of elixirs to gain experience points. These elixirs had no effect on him. They were all given to the sect and the leader. I really don't think it is a surprise to give things that are of no use to me. Also, the protagonist not only gave things to the two maids, but also gave them to his new junior brother. He also practiced a lot of elixirs for the sect, that is. When the protagonist was being served by two maids, he was given some medicine that was useless to him. For the pig demon, the medicine that had some effect on him was taken by the protagonist. He was not willing to give it to the sect and the leader. He would only give it to the sect and the leader if it had no effect on him, or had only a little effect. I thought he was being picky at the time, but I didn't expect that he only gave some medicine that was useful to him. Useless medicine means giving all your resources to others. I don't think those two maids are poisonous. Later, the protagonist avoids those two people, and those two people also become his junior sisters. Later, they explained to the male protagonist that they had already given up their delusions, so that he would not have to have a grudge with him because of this. Then these two women did not have any scenes, and later the protagonist went to other places to gain experience.

I read all the chapters at once, and the author will update quickly. . . ! ! ! ! ! [Cool][Cool][Cool][Cool]

It's not bad, there aren't too many shitheads, the protagonist is also a neat person, and the enemies will quickly send them to reincarnation.

It's worth watching, but it's too short. Five stars.

So far so good

The writing is above average, which means the number of words is small.

After reading it, I feel pretty good I feel like I'm a little bit smarter from behind.

Really good, thank you😊

It's okay. There's a system panel and you can upgrade it with experience. The plot is okay. I haven't found any flaws so far.

Except for a few minor flaws, everything else is pretty good, except that the words are a bit short.

I read this novel after reading the reviews. I read it all the way through. Well, it's not bad. It's a smooth and comfortable novel. It has the feeling of enjoying the shade under a tree in summer. It's worth giving it a five-star rating.

Although there are some minor flaws, I can still read it and it is a fun read!

I don't want the Taoist couple to be too good, I just like this kind of novel

Super exciting! Big thumbs up!

Needless to say, it's a very good book

It's very interesting. Good luck to the author💪💪💪

Good, good, good, good

It's okay so far, but it's a bit forced to cheat. I got the magic in just ten chapters:,

The book is a good book, but not many people read it

So far so good.

Don't waste your obscene development [stare][stare][stare]

At least it's better than the one next door who eats elixirs as food, and is still better at the fourth level of Qi training. Even if he is a pig, he has eaten elixirs as food for four years, and he has already reached the pinnacle of weapon training with the best elixirs.

It's still very good, although there are some flaws...

Okay, a bit bland, but watchable

It's just plain, pretty good. Food and grass

I haven't seen an article like this for a long time... I read it in one go. The author will update it soon.