Little Taoist Priests

It's not appropriate for me, so I'll stop here and tell you the reason why I quit, and give the author 5 stars to support it. ①I didn't see the protagonist being free and unrestrained in the mortal world, and there was a vague feeling of being restricted. (This is the main factor) ② If the protagonist wants to open up, he should go to the original gym or choose a place by himself (this is just a suggestion, there is no big deal here, maybe my suggestion is not good) ③Well, I stopped reading after reading a few chapters, but I feel that the place is still a bit small (it's the country in the early stage. If you open the door, you should hurry up, you can't always use your world) ④The world of the protagonist should be cheats, trump cards, etc. It shouldn't be known by many people (don't say anything that won't be revealed). You can create a different space with similar functions (weaker). Maybe the author and I have different understandings (I always have the feeling that unruly people want to harm me [face covering] [face covering]). I have only read Chapter 6, not much, but I still feel that the protagonist does not have the sense of freedom and freedom as shown in the introduction of the novel [face-palming] [face-palming] But come on, author, I got the first comment on your book [laughing crookedly] [thinking].

I think it's okay, at least it's fun! It's just a pity that not all the women in the Red Mansion were included... Anyway, I think it's good! Five-star praise! Also, Azeroth is a bit redundant for people like me who have never played it. The author was so stupid that he didn't write chapter names, so he could only read them one by one. Finally, the world of mixed martial arts is here!