I Work as an Assassin in a Dragon Nation Prison

Looking at the title of the book, I thought the protagonist worked for a killer organization, but later I found out that the protagonist is an unpaid chivalrous person who is either killing harm for the people or on the road to killing harm for the people. This book should be. But first, let me give you a warning. The later part of this book is about cultivating immortals. If you can't accept it, I only recommend reading Chapter 80. Many people will definitely not be able to accept the idea of ​​cultivating immortals in this urban theme, and ⚠️ this book has many female protagonists!!! ⚠️ (⚠️The following is spoilers, optional viewing⚠️) In Chapter 81, the Justice Man has disappeared, and only the casual cultivator Tang Yin is left. He no longer seeks justice, but falls into his own entanglement of hatred. He works hard to seek revenge from Tianxian Pavilion and the Tang family. His actions affect the whole body, and he also makes enemies with several immortal sects. From Chapter 81 to the current Chapter 160, the number of chapters that mention Organization S (the organization where the protagonist initially eliminates harm for the people) does not exceed 3 chapters. This is a very scary number. The protagonist has nothing to do with Organization S. The representative of the Justice Man, the protagonist Tang Yin, has gone out to work alone! What remains is the confrontation with the Tang family (the protagonist is not a Tang family), Tianxian Pavilion and other sects. The most vicious criminals have disappeared, and secular things are no longer described. I will make a bold guess at the later plot (it is just a guess and has nothing to do with the later period). When Liu Yian becomes an adult and has just completed his cultivation, he and the protagonist will take revenge on the Tianxian Pavilion and achieve a positive result. Then he will teach other female protagonists to cultivate immortals and then ascend to the world of immortality. Only to find out that the enemies on the ground have backgrounds in the world of immortality, and then he will be hunted down and killed as always. In the process, I make enemies, become disciples, seize fate, and practice immortality. After the protagonist has avenged all his revenge and his wives have ascended to the world of immortality, this book is almost complete. What else can be written depends on how big the author's imagination is. If someone can find the source of this book, or if there are people who will read it in the future, you can come and see if my guess is correct. Now I read this book as a book about cultivating immortals. It took me a long time to write this book review. I hope everyone will give it a thumbs up [like post][like thread][like thread]

Writing a book is not easy, so give the author a five-star review. At nine o'clock in the evening, I read chapter 70 at 2:30 midnight. I found that modern times have introduced the ordering of combat power stages, which was vague enough to indicate that something was wrong. I saw chapter 83, in which the cultivators of Tianxian Pavilion kidnapped and picked up their apprentices. It has changed to another theme. Is it urban? Is it certain that the element of cultivating immortals will be introduced later in the story? It's a pity. I quite like the compact plot in the first part. I didn't expect that there is still an old-fashioned theme under the cover. I can roughly guess the story of killing enemies in the mortal world of sects and immortals to create new pictures.

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