The Void Realm Invades: There's a Palace in My Sea of Consciousness

I heard about something before. There was an author of a female channel who made a living by writing. She wanted to make money to get a kidney for herself. Her readers kept reporting her. The reason was that I could only read such a good treasured work, but it must not be seen by others. The author was still waiting to save his life. As a result, all the works were blocked. This is probably what happened. I don't know why this book is so deserted. Let's not mention the content. It has more than two million words. It persists even though no one cares about it. I must give it a thumbs up.

I found it by chance. I read the comments and said that the writing is good. After reading some of it, it was okay, but it is a bit uncomfortable in terms of realm. According to the current situation, it can be divided into 1. Spiritual cultivation has not entered the country (has psychic powers) 2. Cyclone mirror The previous article also laid a lot of groundwork, but when I wanted to look through the table of contents to see which chapter the protagonist broke through the cyclone mirror, I found that I couldn't confirm it (specifically which chapter). I have read most novels about the realm of spiritual practice. When writing about the protagonist's breakthrough, it will be reflected in the chapter name, such as (Qi training, Qi and blood) , acquired, innate, physical training, skin resurfacing, sequence 9, etc.), If it is a little more watery (for long-form writing), it will also appear (levels 1~9, early, middle and late, etc.). In this book, you need to read that chapter to find it. It feels like there is less of a sense of expectation to see the protagonist's breakthrough, which is more uncomfortable.

Why is there no one? Give it a four-star rating~[Note]

Although I haven't read much, there are so many words and the beginning is not bad. Give it a like and encourage it.

So much purple, give it 4 stars

Haven't started watching yet. Give me a good review first.

No one has read it for so long. How did the author persevere?