The Republic of China Through the Lens of Myth

It was great for the protagonist to have a personal relationship, and I was speechless when I came back. The protagonist has the strength to seek revenge, complain, and engage in personal relationships, doing this and that. They are all scheming against the protagonist, and the protagonist has the strength to reason with others. To be fair, I want the protagonist not to kill anyone. If you don't want to kill the protagonist, you have to plot the protagonist's real eggs. Later, the protagonist must be strong, otherwise the protagonist would have died long ago, otherwise the protagonist would be useless.

It's okay to say it's not good, the writing is quite broad, but it's too boring to say yes.

A landlord in a broken place has been complaining so much, talking nonsense, taking care of this and that, and the protagonist is not unreasonable, he is too cowardly.

Well, let's give it a little higher. After all, there aren't many people who write about the Republic of China. However, the hodgepodge is mixed with a deadlock, and it basically never progresses to the end. After all, there are too many things that mess up the deadlock. Pangu, Nuwa, and the destiny of heaven are each more awesome and bigger than the other, and the relationship is still messy.

How can you practice Taoism if your thoughts are not clear?

You Maoshan sect has become sinister and feminine. It's amazing👍

Well, after reading it, it basically talks about tradition. I feel like the pie is quite big.

The writing was so abrasive, even though I was being tricked, I didn't fight back.

The protagonist is too frustrated.

It's okay, it's free after all. It's just written with water.