Myriad Worlds: I Tipped Su Xiaoli from the Start

I admire those brainless commenters the most. They say the Golden Crow bloodline is enough? Which of the great masters in the Primordial Era system said they didn't use the Yuan cultivation method in seclusion? Which of them didn't cultivate in blessed lands? Cultivating in a technologically advanced world is already difficult enough.

Now I know why the rating is only six. The title says "armor," but the book has nothing to do with armor at all, and the logic is a complete mess. Four stars is an affirmation of the author's perseverance. I've also had moments when I wanted to write a novel, but after just starting out, I had to figure out how to logically arrange the plot, which was so agonizing that I gave up. Good luck, author! 👍

Although I am immune to all poisons, I still found this book a bit overwhelming.

This is my first time writing a book, so I'll just go for it! 🤭

This book is great for those looking for something to read. In summary, the protagonist is chosen as a sacrifice but escapes the cycle through his own judgment. The romance is so-so, but there's a strong sense of righteousness. Perhaps the outline skips some parts, making the pacing too fast for typical transmigration stories, which makes it difficult to cover everything and thus lacks some…

I'm wondering when you'll get the other armor. [Salute][Salute][Salute][Salute]

Sigh, why isn't this thing talking? ... I can't help it, why isn't it talking? Mine is all packed up, I know, wife, I love you, I love you, I love you, mwah…

Keep it up, author!

The protagonist is like a guinea pig; anyone can study him.

I recommend reading the comments section; it's much more interesting than the novel itself.