After Enrolling in a Private School, Fa Xiao Actually Knew How to Draw a Sword

It's good to watch. The description of the protagonist in the first few chapters was a bit poor, which made it unsatisfying and almost stopped reading. But the further you read, the more fascinating it becomes. The world view references many myths and folk customs, etc. The writing is also very good. The description of the protagonist in more than 20 chapters is very detailed, a bit like watching the road to the dragon clan. Ming is not that cowardly, but actually looking back and looking at the author, another book should be about a light novel. The previous interaction between the male and female protagonists is also very enjoyable. Overall, it is rare on Tomato, but it doesn't look like it will be popular at the moment. I suggest switching platforms to give it a try.

It is indeed a very good book. At first glance, the plot seems a bit like a dragon. But this emotional scene is much better than what Jiang Nan wrote. The setting is that of the Eastern Protoss. When fighting, it smells like Canlan Jue. It's just the name that might delay the book a bit [laughing and crying]

How shameless! Although it is too riddle, there are many nouns such as mustard and so on that are not introduced, and I can't understand the meaning. I will slowly understand it later, but the world view is very big, and it is better than the interlocking and fascinating

Very exciting, the emotional line is also very delicate

Beautiful, no one has good work

I like it, it looks good, I like it

Not bad, come on, author

It's a good book. It's a bit boring at the beginning but it'll be better at the end.

I think there is still something there. It seemed too confusing in the early stage, but after that period, it became much better when it was explained.

It's okay, but there are some riddles at the beginning. Don't try to recall it in the early stage. It will be much better if you read it more coherently. The combat power system is very strange. It doesn't matter that the male protagonist has no combat power, but the female protagonist's combat power is inexplicably high and reckless. She can fight the false gods head-on and beat the outer gods. However, the female protagonist has only practiced for less than a year. It is also strange that they are all current students. What about graduates? If the combat power of each grade has been greatly improved, then the graduates should be crushing the current students. After so many years, all of them died? If the risk is so high, then there is no way the heroine can drag the hero into school.

Good-looking (๑•.•๑), With a dragon style

It's well written, but it feels too short. So the author will update quickly

Personally, I prefer this kind of style. It's just a bit confusing at the beginning, but it's all explained at the end. It's nice.

It's really good. I feel like the rating should be more than this.

A very nice book with a familiar writing style

It's very interesting to watch. Maybe it was because I was confused in the early stage, so it looked a bit confusing. Later on, it felt pretty good, but the pace felt a bit slow.

The content is novel and beautiful