Chen Yi used to write novels that never got proper endings. Even the Jade Emperor was a fan, and gave him a chance to make amends: clear the game and save the world from the Cthulhu apocalypse that would arrive ten years later.
The Jade Emperor was being pretty generous. He couldn’t give him a golden finger, but he could randomly give him a max-level talent and physique. A divine draw! Maxed-out looks?
What use were good looks in an era when people were so treacherous? Well, they were at least a little useful.
As Chen Yi improved his cultivation, the story had already changed. He felt as though he’d been through it all, yet everything seemed so unfamiliar.
Everything should have come down to social connections and human nature, and yet it all went smoothly.
Maybe good looks weren’t useful, but Chen Yi just wanted to save the world and then live a lazy life.
Although I know that some things are called regrets, just like Shancun of the elves, but if I can't understand these things, I won't look at them. (There is nothing that attracts me, I feel I am off topic) The human heart is greedy. If you pick up a hundred dollars today, you will still want to try your luck tomorrow, always telling yourself that you have nothing to lose anyway. In fact, you have begun to be blinded by desire. Happiness is simple, gains and losses are complicated. Just like, if I reply to the author's message, I will reply if the author replies. If he doesn't reply, I will habitually read it 😂😂😂
As a monk, even using spiritual energy to stop the blood flow won't work, so why not use blood coagulation pills? Author, what is your setting? 😅😅
I like this theme very much
I hope the author can make fewer typos, come on!
There are many places where the writing is rubbish. The more I look at it, the harder it is for me to calm down
It's good-looking, and the plot is subtle but not too many.
It's pretty, pretty good