Gao Wu************

I read more than sixty chapters in one go. This is one of the better novels of the same type that I have read. Some places are a bit verbose, which makes the rhythm a bit loose (in layman's terms, it is suspected of water injection), and I hope to correct it later. Generally speaking, the structure is good, the plot is very novel, and it does not follow the old routine of teaching apprentices and returning them. It is highly readable and worth pursuing. I hope it won't collapse in the later stage, and I will work harder, just like the donkey in the production team, to keep the millstone from falling and the little donkey to keep running.

Good, good, good looking

Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking