Spiritual Qi Revival: Hu Tao Kicked Me Out of Bed from the Start

The author really dares to write. This book might be gone one day.

Great work, but I think the introduction could be changed. It's not very good.

I don't know how many people came in because of Hutao [face covering]

I like it. It feels more realistic compared to other spiritual recovery novels, but I hope the content is more beautiful.

Authors nowadays are getting better and better at playing word games. Yes, "being kicked down by a walnut" does not say what kind of walnut it is. It also means that a very ugly person named Hutao kicked him down (the text is not just a joke)

This novel is still very well written. I need to tell the author something about our country's political system. Politics and military are not together. In the power system, you are just a provincial governor and you cannot control a platoon leader in the army. Unless you mobilize this team to the army, it is impossible to mobilize the army. The only people who can be mobilized in the city are armed police. This also requires at least the approval of the city central government. Of course, if this is a parallel world, the author can just take a look.

Very good, but I want to ask the author, is it a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists? In fact, I can do a single heroine, Hu Tao, which is pretty good. Of course, multiple heroines are also fine, no more than ten. That's OK. More than ten words are too many and feel boring. Any number within ten is fine.

It's very long, almost not very interesting, it's quite interesting, starting a business is interesting, and the characters are well drawn. It's good for me. I don't know about you, but I highly recommend it here.

I haven't read much yet, but looking at the ratings, the ones with bad ratings are different, and the ones with low ratings are awesome. I have to find out why the ratings are so low [laughing] It seems that Tomato's ratings have been changed, and the lowest rating is only around 6 points.

Although I haven't decided to watch it. The book is indeed a good book and the content is also very interesting. Whether it is the setting or the combination of mythology and modern spiritual revival. It's not the same feeling as usual. But I really can't accept Sun Wukong, the plague god who bullies the weak and fears the strong, and the lackey of the Western cult of Buddhism.