Gou Builds a Fairyland in the Mortal World

I have read chapter 40. I have nothing to say if the protagonist's character was affected by the two remnant souls at the beginning. He recovered after Hei Bao came out. But when Zhou Jiayi appeared, the protagonist seemed to have changed into a different person. After two years of being a dog licker, it really became more and more annoying after Zhou Jiayi appeared. The protagonist became greasy and sultry. The author should take it for granted. He really writes about himself. Is the protagonist a nanny? You really have to make everything by yourself, and Zhou Jiayi is also written in a disgusting and greedy way, but the protagonist still tolerates it, offering one drop of blood in exchange for a thousand drops. Even if she is giving away treasures, she won't write like this, right? [Vomit][vomit][vomit] The more I look at it, the more I vomit

No. That woman, who is at the pinnacle of cultivation in this world, cannot let a mortal possess spiritual roots. Where does he have the confidence to ask the protagonist for so much? And the protagonist is such a God-defying creator. When creation materializes, Mahayana spiritual veins can be created. What's the point of letting this woman leave? When you wrote this, my mind buzzed instantly. He knows so much about the protagonist, how can he still let him leave? Simply speechless. Revealing a little knowledge can get so much?

This protagonist is just a loser and a licker, garbage.

I've read Chapter 27, and the first part was okay until I met a woman, and the writing was ridiculous. It's like I've never seen a woman before.

The writing is too childish and the thinking is too simple.

No matter what you write, the system is the system

It ended too hastily [shocked]

A lot of plots are pretty good, but I feel like this guy just doesn't fit in with the plot.

Not bad, worth a look

Very pretty.

Don't want to comment.