Easy+Funny+Single Female Protagonist+Backer King
I am Lin Luyao. I originally thought that I would be able to clean up the sect's territory for the rest of my life. If I hadn't discovered that all the senior brothers and sisters seemed to have traveled through time, I would have almost believed it.
Reader comments
This is a fascinating work, rich in content and dense in plot. The author's writing is smooth and the characters are vivid, making it worth reading. Despite some minor flaws, overall it's a masterpiece not to be missed.
The writing is okay, and there are some laughs. It feels like I watched the opening of the show. It's good to watch. It's good to watch, but the author is a bit short.
Overall, it's okay, but why are you cultivating immortals? You have to read the Huang chapter. There shouldn't be many demands for this. Wouldn't it be nice to experience it yourself? And doesn't something like Hehuan Sect require dual cultivation? The cost should be reasonable for all levels. You can't just stop practicing if you are close to it. He also gave up this opportunity to make money and was made money by the protagonist's senior brother. Other sects can say that they don't have that idea or have poor ideas, but Hehuan Sect shouldn't. It should be more reasonable to just play with the flowers. After all, the senior management just has not opened their minds and is not stupid, so I think it should be the protagonist's senior brother who makes a wave of quick money and then uses his technology to invest in the Hehuan Sect's business, which is consistent with the subsequent energy source to continue to make money. Then there was the hot pot that made the whole sect's throat hoarse. It was so spicy that even those who cultivated immortals could not cultivate themselves well. What kind of chili pepper was this? Would it be cheaper to use this kind of thing? Why would you eat it every day? Moreover, the sect relied on your throat for food. How could you not have any treasures to maintain the skills of those who eat? Furthermore, why should we go to the protagonist's place to ask for medicine? Only the protagonist's side can make medicine? Are there no other sects that refine medicine? It would be better to say that I chose this place directly because I heard that the protagonist's senior brother had come up with special medicine or treasures for the throat. I'm just listening to the book and haven't finished it yet. There may be some omissions that may cause some details to be inconsistent, or the author may have made patches later. The author should not modify the article framework because of comments. Just write according to your thinking. I personally think those things are really eye-catching, but you must pay attention to the rationality.
It's well written, and the male protagonist has very upright views, but it just feels too rushed.
Look good, leave your name before the fire
Interesting, it seems to be single at the moment.
Bird food is pretty good [shy]
It feels pretty good-looking
Okay, I feel like I can be hot🔥
Nothing to say, full marks [got it]
The author, please tell me yourself whether you are a fool or a Huazi, huh, huh, huh!
It's pretty good, but the heroine's self-discipline plot is a bit outrageous
This is a fascinating work, rich in content and dense in plot. The author's writing is smooth and the characters are vivid, making it worth reading. Despite some minor flaws, overall it's a masterpiece not to be missed.
The writing is okay, and there are some laughs. It feels like I watched the opening of the show. It's good to watch. It's good to watch, but the author is a bit short.
Overall, it's okay, but why are you cultivating immortals? You have to read the Huang chapter. There shouldn't be many demands for this. Wouldn't it be nice to experience it yourself? And doesn't something like Hehuan Sect require dual cultivation? The cost should be reasonable for all levels. You can't just stop practicing if you are close to it. He also gave up this opportunity to make money and was made money by the protagonist's senior brother. Other sects can say that they don't have that idea or have poor ideas, but Hehuan Sect shouldn't. It should be more reasonable to just play with the flowers. After all, the senior management just has not opened their minds and is not stupid, so I think it should be the protagonist's senior brother who makes a wave of quick money and then uses his technology to invest in the Hehuan Sect's business, which is consistent with the subsequent energy source to continue to make money. Then there was the hot pot that made the whole sect's throat hoarse. It was so spicy that even those who cultivated immortals could not cultivate themselves well. What kind of chili pepper was this? Would it be cheaper to use this kind of thing? Why would you eat it every day? Moreover, the sect relied on your throat for food. How could you not have any treasures to maintain the skills of those who eat? Furthermore, why should we go to the protagonist's place to ask for medicine? Only the protagonist's side can make medicine? Are there no other sects that refine medicine? It would be better to say that I chose this place directly because I heard that the protagonist's senior brother had come up with special medicine or treasures for the throat. I'm just listening to the book and haven't finished it yet. There may be some omissions that may cause some details to be inconsistent, or the author may have made patches later. The author should not modify the article framework because of comments. Just write according to your thinking. I personally think those things are really eye-catching, but you must pay attention to the rationality.
It's well written, and the male protagonist has very upright views, but it just feels too rushed.
Look good, leave your name before the fire
Interesting, it seems to be single at the moment.
Bird food is pretty good [shy]
It feels pretty good-looking
Okay, I feel like I can be hot🔥
Nothing to say, full marks [got it]
The author, please tell me yourself whether you are a fool or a Huazi, huh, huh, huh!
It's pretty good, but the heroine's self-discipline plot is a bit outrageous
Very interesting, relaxed atmosphere