The Wronged Master and Disciple’s Adventures in the Cultivation World

It's a very nice book, lighthearted and funny. The setting of the hero and heroine's childhood sweethearts rejoicing in their enemies also really impressed me. Although some people think it's not like the writing of a single heroine, it's clearly written very well, but the portrayal of the heroine still lacks details. It's inevitable that it will be regarded as a harem novel [laughing and crying]. After all, the foreground is not explained clearly and it goes straight to the end. It's a big step to be able to be intimate with the male protagonist. I can add more words to the female protagonist later [like]. Su Liu's image has basically changed to a younger sister, which is good. The transition is not too blunt. Also, the author should stop showing off and update it soon. I feel so bad if I don't eat this food for a day [face covering]

I hope it will be a single heroine, but if it doesn't work, it will be fine without a heroine. Don't open a harem [crying]

I'll give it five stars first. I hope it has a single heroine. If it doesn't work, it will work without a heroine. If there are multiple heroines, forget it. Come on. As mentioned above, the author wrote something like Su Liu with the intention of having multiple female protagonists, but I guess it was someone in the comment section who reminded me or the author himself discovered that the modern setting of childhood sweethearts traveling together is not suitable for multiple female protagonists, and then later he decided to have a single female protagonist. However, it looked really weird from the beginning, and I still like the single female protagonist. Based on this, the author will either add some reasonable explanations to Su Liu's previous actions later or adjust the previous part. Change it to four stars, come on. Alas, I came across this book again and read a little more. Let's just say, are you embarrassed to have a harem with your childhood sweetheart? I'm speechless. Slipped away

I hope it's a single heroine

By the way, is this a single female protagonist?

Daily easy love without knife? Support it, I really like the theme and routine. Childhood sweethearts are happy and enemies are both entering the world of immortality The heroine's network is delayed for three hundred years, but the hero has become a big boss [laughing] We haven't seen each other again for 300 years. Time has not smoothed out the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist (at first I thought the male protagonist might have lost his feelings for the female protagonist). I like this kind of relationship. They obviously care about each other, but they are unforgiving on the outside [laughter] —— A little personal opinion (billion, small): 1. The overall pace is faster, and I mainly write about relaxed daily life. If I can travel back to modern times in the later period, it will be a good development and there will be a lot of things to write about. 1.5. Write in chapters, with clear distinctions between locations, events, and purposes. What should be serious and what should be daily life should be both passionate battles and relaxed daily life in another world. (There are many forms of Japanese comics: One Piece, etc... Blah blah blah...) 2. A moderate amount of knife can also adjust the taste, but don't use it recklessly. 3. It looks really uncomfortable when the main character suffers a loss without brains. It can be written as both wise and brave, and the brain is on the line... Blah blah, or it can be written as an invincible novel without any brains... Blah blah. Note: My personal thoughts, if the author doesn't like them, I can block the air (the dog's head saves my life) [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]

Childhood sweethearts travel through time together, and they smell sweet and fragrant at first glance. It must be a single heroine, right? Right? Right? [Almost crying]

When I saw the first few pictures, I wanted to see them. Then I read the comments, and I was a little afraid to read them (for fear of wasting time). Brothers, if you decide to be single later, kick me out. Because there are two modern childhood sweethearts, I really can't accept it. In a non-modern world, they can have more than one (quietly). The first three chapters at the beginning are still very attractive and Tomato is also a good book (in my opinion). [Thinking] Kick me if I'm single (please).

The setting is very novel, but this pair of happy enemies are far more funny than emotional, and if they break up as a couple later, they will feel torn apart due to the conflict in the setting. This pair is more like buddies than a couple [facepalm] This theme of having a harem is a demerit, and the setting of having a harem with childhood sweethearts is a joke.

Not to poke fun at it, but this is a one-woman show, right?