Under the Night

Daily life is written very comfortably and does not look tiring. The pretentious plot is a little bit off-putting, but if you get it right, it will be very satisfying if you have brainwaves. The battle plot is great, and the protagonist is very interesting. He looks cold but is sultry on the inside. Especially when he stands up to fight, he doesn't hesitate at all. Just one word, do it! The character design is contrary to the current Gou Dao, but it is unexpectedly very touching. So what if his spiritual energy is revived and he becomes a transcendent? Not to mention eating and going to school, even the protagonist will suddenly encounter an enemy that he cannot defeat. Without the author's blessing, he would have sent it. Goldfinger is all in line with the setting, not some system. The protagonist is undoubtedly a spiritual genius, but the price of becoming stronger is that the enemies are also stronger. The one who dares to wield the sword against the stronger one is the real strong one.

It's good in all aspects. The protagonist's character is good and he's very calm without jumping. The other characters are also relatively normal. There's nothing to complain about for the time being. The plot is also going on normally, with ups and downs but not big ones. Overall, it's worth watching.

It's good to watch, although there are some holes that haven't been filled in, but it's fun to watch if you lose your brain.

True spiritual revival

This book is good. I don't know why there are so few people reading it.

[Like] [Like] [Like] It's a good book. I highly recommend it.

The beginning is very well written, and the opening of the revival of spiritual energy is set up perfectly. Good luck to the author.

The author writes really well! Be sure to keep at it! We'll give you a call!

Well written, keep up the good work.

I've finished reading it, and the pace is pretty good. Why don't you post an outline describing the rest of it?