I Accidentally Became the Cultivation World’s Chief Sword Lord

How can I put it... There are quite a few surprises. The heroine, the eldest daughter of the Mu family, possesses divine spiritual roots and is a disciple of the Sword Lord. These alone can make some ordinary inner disciples afraid. The result is that someone dares to plot against her in the sect and pester her on the Sword Lord's territory to force her to choose one of them to be a Taoist companion [laughing awkwardly] ][Laughing awkwardly][Laughing awkwardly][Laughing awkwardly][Laughing awkwardly][Laughing awkwardly][Laughing awkwardly][Laughing awkwardly] You have such a big face. You don't even have a choice but you just do it [what][what][what][what][what][what] I ignore it. Is the heroine an inconspicuous person? Does she have no status, no talent, or is there no deterrent at all? A young disciple dares to ask the heroine to choose them as Taoist companions [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]... Then it would be better to be born as a mortal or a waste, so even if you are jealous, you can still put it aside...! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Let's give a critical review of my book in general. 1. My reason: I didn't update in time, and I kept thinking about being lazy. 2. The plot sometimes looks like a running account, but I keep putting it off myself. 3. I feel like my writing can't express what I'm thinking in my mind. 4. Be too much (close eyes) Finally, I will always be with you, and every comment you make is valued by me. Please don't give up on me, just treat it as a nurturing system QAQ