Every Day, I’m Fighting to Stay Alive by the Skin of My Teeth

Very good! ! ! ! I love Yanzhou and Si Jinyang so much, they are so sweet to me [Adored][Admired][Admired] However, the author may have been a little sloppy in the end, but I don't think it will affect it. I recommend it! ! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

Xiao Yanzhou is looking for his dad [you taste it carefully] The story is not bad, and I personally like the character design. So is the writing style. It is very different from other fairy tales. This novel is mainly about Yan Zhou's twists and turns in order to find clues about his father. It is not mainly about cultivating immortals, and there is nothing about ascending at the end. It ends when he finds out that his father is a prince. It feels like it is still a story about the struggle for imperial power in the end [face covering] Personally, I felt that the extra story was a little worse. Miaomiao, the big killer, was not explained (I must have missed it), and the female killer who used feather arrows was not explained. At the beginning, the bad guy who made wine with a baby's head was not explained, and the two of them did not return to their original sect. But it doesn't affect the viewing, it's much better than other mindless articles [laughs]

It's very interesting, but the cultivation level fluctuates up and down, and the author seems to have lost his memory! But the overall story framework is good. I personally feel that it is too easy to increase your cultivation level, which is a bit unrealistic. However, I feel that the focus of this book is the narrative, not the upgrade flow, so I personally feel that it is innocuous. The writing is smooth and mostly cold humor. It is just a pig's trotters looking for their father, and flowers are showered on them all the way. It can be called a winner in life.

The plot is very interesting. It has been a long time since I finished reading a book. I always lose the desire to read it. This book is well written. The only flaw is that the ending is too hasty. The ending caught me off guard.

The novel is really good. I mostly listen to the book. I think this novel can be adapted into a 3D anime, but it is good to read. Author, can you make it longer? What about the pitfalls in the follow-up? Those supporting characters are still human beings no matter what, so at least you have filled in all the holes. It's really good-looking, and the author's writing style is also good. I strongly recommend it, but let me tell you in advance that the male protagonist may be a bit of a saint to those of us who are very angry. I don't think it's necessary to go to some valley to ask for nine or twenty women, but it does lay the groundwork for saving people, so that there will be opportunities later. Anyway, every decision is destined, and there will be opportunities later.

It's not bad, but it doesn't feel like it's written like a novel about cultivating immortals. It doesn't have the feeling of cultivating immortals. It's a bit like a martial arts novel, and it doesn't have a classical flavor. The book quotes a lot of modern languages.

I can't get enough~ It's so good. I want to watch the extras.

Ahhhhhh, not enough

It's really good to watch, but the emotional line is too slow, and the confession section is too short and too rushed.

I just felt like the ending was a little rushed. Is there something wrong with the author?