Myriad Worlds: Starting by Snatching Xiaolongnu

Out of 5 points, 4 points indicate that these fifty chapters are really good! The remaining 1 point is my hope to take Little Dragon Girl with me to the next world!

From the bottom of my heart, the writing is really good.

The author is great. I read it for a while. In fact, the purpose of this book is good, but some details are really bad. The protagonist's system is a proficiency system, but I feel that this system is not as powerful and convenient as other systems, and it is not as exciting as other systems. However, there is one point that other systems cannot match, which is the "one certificate, forever certificate" mentioned by some book friends in the comments. However, this depends on the performance of the protagonist and the author's writing power, because these are built up bit by bit by the protagonist, not by the system or external forces. . In this case, the protagonist should not act too calculated, otherwise it will appear that the protagonist is "disloyal" and feels like a hypocrite, just like Yue Buqun. Regardless of whether it is martial arts or cultivation, or even the prehistoric period that will be mentioned later, in fact, cultivation is nothing more than "cultivating oneself and cultivating the heart", "knowing one's true self, clarifying one's true self, and transcending one's self." Then the protagonist must be "sincere", not to have one thing in mind and another in words, but to "unify knowledge and action", which is the so-called "sincere heart". The key point of sincerity is "sincerity". Be honest with yourself, which means don't lie to yourself. Being sincere to others means having no regrets, and being sincere to cultivation means being down-to-earth. Don't talk about how beautifully written it is. Just by writing the main character, the book would take at least 9 o'clock. I also hope you can see my suggestions

It's so awesome, I couldn't stand it after reading 4 chapters, but with so many five-star reviews ahead of me, I'll give it a five-star review!

It's good, but it's a bit too bland. Opening the harem is the same as not opening it. If you add a little bit of that, the score may be higher.

This novel is rich in content, with ups and downs of plot, and vivid and three-dimensional characters. The author uses rich language and detailed descriptions to allow readers to be immersed in the story. The plot of the story is compact, the structure is reasonable, and it is fascinating. After reading it, you will have endless aftertaste. Overall, it's okay...

Seeing the improvement of the relationship between the Tomb Sect and the Quanzhen Sect slip away

This book is good. Dear book friends, do you think the protagonist is a chess piece? I don't think the protagonist plays chess because of his identity. Maybe he doesn't even know his identity. Also, what should the protagonist have to do with Pangu and Sanqing? Taishang Laojun appeared in the Tianlong Chapter. This book is good. Dear book friends, do you think the protagonist is a chess piece? I don't think the protagonist plays chess because of his identity. Maybe he doesn't even know his identity. Also, what should the protagonist have to do with Pangu and Sanqing? In the Tianlong chapter, Taishang Laojun appeared, and the protagonist Stallion also appeared. Now in the Kyushu chapter, he only has these two women who are either his slaves or his subordinates. So why not accept the Ouyang woman in the end? He is not a flower vase. I don't know if the protagonist will accept you later. I plan to raise books and plant them again. I feel uncomfortable having to read them one by one. My Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, I have the cause and effect. I think it is the protagonist who did something in his previous life that made the underworld owe this cause and effect. Maybe it is not the underworld that owes the protagonist the cause and effect, but maybe the whole world owes the protagonist the cause and effect. The identity of the protagonist is too terrible. I don't know. Am I right in my judgment? What kind of world is this?

It's not bad, but I'm actually very curious. The protagonist came to the age of the divine eagle and took Xiao Longnu with him to the age of Tianlong. By the way, if he lived from Tianlong to the age of the divine eagle, would Xiao Longnu see herself as a child? Will it return to the original trajectory of the divine eagle, with Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu together?

To be honest, this book still makes me want to read it. Although the pace is not fast, it is quite clear. It is not like a fantasy novel, which makes me feel that breaking through the realm is as easy as drinking water, but it is a bit stained.