Showbiz: I’m Really Not a Heretical Cultivator

It's reasonable to give yourself five stars!

So far so good, nothing particularly stupid. I just don't dare to respond to my unrelated sister. I say it's because it doesn't affect the family relationship between my adoptive parents. The reason is a bit speechless. The protagonist's adoptive parents have a harmonious family, and the adopted son and biological daughter are excellent. If two people are in love, it would be the best solution for them if their daughter marries the adopted son. There is no need to worry about the poor character of the future son-in-law, nor to worry about the marriage problems of the adopted son.

I give it five stars. The male protagonist is a normal person, not a eunuch, someone who doesn't even dare to look directly at his own desires. He will never become a Taoist. Cultivating Taoism is not about being pure and having few desires and desires, but also about finding your own identity. Tao follows nature.

It's beautiful, it's really beautiful, it's interesting and not too bad.

It's pretty good, that's why it's a harem story

Up to chapter 60, everything is well written.

Nice. Five-star praise, collection. Looking forward to what comes next, come on.

It's pretty cool. Give me five stars to encourage you and keep working hard.

Well, the writing and logic are okay, and I actually read it to the end.

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