Cultivation: Three Surnames as a Retainer? That's Not Enough!

It's very good, but the first few chapters of the book are too out-of-the-box. It's okay to read later. It's a bit interesting. If you write more about Shura Field in the middle period, more people will read it. I look forward to the follow-up development 👍👍👍

The protagonist is an ambitious young man with ideals and ambitions, and he has been working hard to pay for his ideals. I like this very much, but unfortunately he is a bit inexperienced in relationships, but this is considered normal in his character, because his initial consideration was not to marry a woman with good luck. If he is blindly confident, he will look inferior. The biggest problem in this article is that the author's combat power system is pushed too fast. The evil skills in Luoqing Valley are really evil. Xiao Liupan's combat power is really fast. There are also problems with Wen Wushuang's realm. He just entered a new realm some time ago, found a goal, confirmed his belief, and suddenly reached the peak. So what is the realm of the protagonist? He has also been working hard for his own ideas and paying for them. Maybe it is because of different luck, but the difference in treatment is a bit big. Of course, it mainly depends on how the author writes in the future, because this book has always emphasized luck.

Although the name is not very good, the writing style is really good, and the tomatoes are bursting inside.

It's not bad, it has some flaws, but after listening to most of it, it's pretty good except for the beginning and middle.

I watched it for a while, and I thought it was quite interesting. The protagonist was very Buddhist from the beginning, and I felt that this kind of person was similar to ordinary people in life. The sense of immersion was still very good, but the fact that everyone revolved around the protagonist felt a little too aura of the protagonist, haha. Overall, it's pretty good-looking.

I like to see honest and sincere people like the protagonist

You go to save someone, but someone blocks you and you cut him with a knife. Does that leave a good impression on him?

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I feel that the author's writing is quite good and not boring, but it feels like there is no foreshadowing before each battle and it starts right away (it may be a foreshadowing, but I watched it intermittently and forgot about it). The first sect war was okay, and the subsequent battles in the palace were preceded by you and me, and suddenly the prince came out to cause trouble. Before that, I thought that the palace would not fight, and it was just a transition. Another thing is that I am digressing from the topic. Readers came in to see the protagonist using luck clairvoyance to show off his power, but since the battle between Chu and so on, the protagonist has not been seen using this very often. It feels very different from the imagined direction. I feel that Yi Fengzhi has a higher sense of presence than those in the harem. Once something happens, Yi Fengzhi will be pulled over to work (it is really Chi En's number one single recommendation). I hope the author can keep writing. Three updates a day is still a lot to keep busy👍

I don't know how the Tomato score is calculated, but you can take a look at the content.