As a Village Guard, It Makes Sense to Tie up Paper into a Legion.

The character of the male protagonist is very three-dimensional, and it can be seen from some of the things he does that this character has very upright views, and everything he does is based on the good side.

There is Gou Ermao in front and Zhao Ergou in the back. I want to avenge their injustice. Shouldn't the supporting characters have more normal names? Hahaha, but it's quite funny.

Behind every villain there is a bigger villain. After dealing with a minor villain, the next one may be a very difficult villain to deal with! The author's writing is very good, great!

Is there a weird name that appears in every novel? Where did this gou Ermao come from? Isn't it too funny?

Is it a little off track to pay attention to these things at this time? The novel has clear logic, clear story, and good writing. It is worth recommending.

Let me guess, the male protagonist's emotional line is not going to be weird, right? In this description, when the male protagonist gives her medicine and she blushes, isn't that what happens in the emotional line? The content is very exciting!

It turns out that like mother, like son, I started to hate Chu Tong after watching it. I didn't expect his mother to be even more outrageous than him! The author writes very well!

It's not hard to see that the male protagonist is very powerful. His skills have become better and better after several chapters. He will also add new skills step by step. The story is also very compact and never sloppy.

I thought these were tomb robbing notes. The author's writing is very good and the writing style is also very good. Keep up the good work!

The male protagonist feels so powerful! But I feel it's a little bit worse, and the male protagonist in the later stages should be much stronger! The logic of the novel is clear!

The article has its own story line, and the details are well handled, but I'm wondering when the villain will appear and give the hero something to do hahaha

This kid named Goudan really feels so cute! The childlike innocence is still intact, and the author also describes this child as very vivid!