The Path of the Arcane Reaches the Heavens

It's a mess, it's crazy about strength, and the content is confusing and confusing. The other thing is about Ganoderma lucidum. The next day, I said that I haven't paid attention to it for several days and I almost forgot. I just said that old man Zhang has four sons. He is envious of others. The sons on the back are as if they are dead. My father was shitted in front of his own house and didn't even bother to urinate. No domestic drama with this level of misery dares to film like this.

You, a demon-suppressing minister, were pushed to the ground and rubbed by a little civilian girl, and you still went to the public office, so shameless? Twice. Is this Demon-Suppressor able to bully casually as long as he has some fists and kicks? The result that originally seemed to be okay is too sudden.

I've read Chapter 15, and speaking objectively, the author's writing is okay, not very simple, and I can read it in the early stages, but the plot becomes more and more uncomfortable as I read it. First of all, the setting is relatively confusing and vague. It is said that there is a curfew, but after the curfew, the protagonist still walks around casually, and he and the monster carry the corpse out of the city at will without anyone caring about it. Then in terms of character creation, Huang Daya, and that old Zhangtou. When these two characters first appeared on the stage, they were set up as relatively annoying villains. At this time, the protagonist was cold-blooded, which made him feel that he would kill them to solve the subsequent troubles. In fact, if he killed them at this time, he would feel quite comfortable. But after a few chapters, I wanted to write about the two of them more tenderly. I recalled the good relationship between them when they were young, the care of their elders, and the difficulty of hiding their difficulties. In my heart, I felt that the other person was both bad and good, which really gave people a feeling of being both responsible and upright. I don't know what other people think of this paragraph, but it's really uncomfortable for me. You can either make it a bad character and kill a hundred people, or you can make it a little better and let others get killed and the protagonist takes revenge. In this way, the motivation is strong and the plot can develop. You have to make it very bad in the first place, but in the end, in just a few pictures, you make it a lot more kind and recall the tenderness of the past. It makes you prepare to kill someone at the beginning, but in the end, the person in the middle treats you well, and you also have a memory and a warm meal, but then you still have to kill the person with your own hands [laughter], which makes me really uncomfortable [laughter], and at the beginning, a young man from the Wild Dog Gang that Huang Daya brought was killed by him overnight on the second night. Later, I met the second-in-command Brother Hu at his house, and he gave him a slap in the nose and face, but there was no follow-up [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]. I'm currently reading Chapter 15 and I can't stand it anymore, but overall it's okay. There are some minor flaws, but nothing serious. Maybe it's because I can't stand this entangled feeling of good and bad.

Under the moonlight, one person and one wolf dragged the body outside the city, which really seemed to be a conspiracy. Can you leave the city after the ban is lifted?

Plug-ins are useless at all

Those who have never tasted stone can try it

The protagonist who dared to kill someone was willing to accept the insult of a little girl who sent something evil to her employer's house. It was over.

Shennong has run away

I have seen more than 40 chapters so far. The previous ones were good, but why did the character Li Xu need to be written in more than 40 chapters? She didn't help the protagonist at all during the mission, and was also unruly and willful towards the protagonist who came to help her.

A bunch of chaos, run away quickly