
Wuxia Crossover: We've All Transmigrated, So Who Still Trains Properly?
综武:都穿越了谁还正经练功啊
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 154k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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54Chapters
5.8Score
10kReads · all time
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The latest chapter from the first one, you have a big problem! Why are you suppressing the protagonist while you're hanging up? Topic, topic, you'd better solve one thing first, and then move on to the second thing. This is the best way. Before you finish solving one thing, the second thing comes up. Before you finish solving the first and second things, the third thing comes one after another. Isn't it chaotic? Can you do it step by step? And if you or your subordinates kill people, you can get points to improve your cultivation. If you don't attack the city and seize the stronghold, why are you always wandering around? How many cultivation points can you get if you wander around alone? There are still four to five thousand people in one ear. If you just go over and kill them and get the cultivation points, where can you put them for fun? ? Don't know what you are doing? Since you are going to do this kind of cheating, why don't you fucking suppress it, okay? After a war, if tens of thousands of people die, wouldn't that be the point of improving one's cultivation? What are you doing? If you keep writing like this, your book is destined to be published, so why should I read it?
It's all nonsense. You need to write 1 million words about your psychological activities.
It's organized and the plot has a rhythm.