Forbidden Soil Taoism

Sometimes it's good to be just right. There's no need to deliberately emphasize the plot and style, but the result will be nondescript. In fact, this book has different minor points for different readers, but in general it does not affect the overall perception. The author may have received guidance from an expert, such as raising a pet or helping a younger brother. These points are just enough to make people feel a little uncomfortable, so I won't mention it anymore. There are no obvious big loopholes in the logic, the plot is interesting, and it is not a complete routine. If the popular score was 9.5, I would probably give it a lower score. But now that the score is low and there are so few people, I am afraid that it will end badly, so I will give it a higher score and hope that the author will continue to work hard and make progress.

I must give you a five-star review of the Witch of the Chips [Learned]

Can Mo Chenli and others have less scenes? The protagonist is okay at first, but later on he is suspected of being a nanny.

Everything was fine before, but when we got to the Ninth Prince of that dynasty, something happened. The dynasty wanted to kill them and destroy their family, but they were still together [vomit]

The writing is good, but I prefer the reincarnated boss to take the path of a casual cultivator in the wild.

Good-looking, interesting, nothing sinister

The old book is still good

It's a bit toxic in the early stages but it's okay

This is the first time I see a person with a ring relying on the protagonist. It is very novel. I hope the author will not stop updating it.

Invincible has that flavor, and the decisiveness of killing is not like other novels that are full of nonsense and have a high mood [laughter]