Slow heat + Jianghu temples + time travel + no system + multiple female protagonists + bad acting + wits fighting
Note: This book is not a good start, there is a lot of foreshadowing in the early stages.
Chen Tianyi worked as a social worker all his life, but died suddenly after working overtime and traveled to a different world. When he thought he could finally lie down, he discovered that there were as many monks as dogs in this world. The great master Wu Zhutiao could really invite thunder calamity. Even the old locust tree at the entrance of the village was a peerless sword that suppressed the demon emperor.
I wanted to live a stable life in Qingniu Village, but various things happened one after another.
"You cultivate while I farm, and you ask me about pickling salt." Chen Tianyi raised his middle finger to the sky full of sword immortals, "But who wants to touch my braised pork, millet wine, and the village king's widow..."
When the hatchet fell, the 90,000-mile galaxy rolled back. Later history books recorded: On that day, the smoke from the kitchen turned into sword energy, and the salted fish became immortal.
Reader comments
I finished reading it in one go, and so far there is nothing sinister about it. Except for some problems with the wording, I can still see something new in the plot. The one thing I care about is why Chen Yin sent the letter to Sister Qiaoer and what it was for.
Good looking, good luck to the author
Good looking, good looking, come on
The plot is okay and the rhythm is well controlled, but there are still problems with the writing, there is very little foreshadowing, and it needs polishing. I look forward to the author's progress [Like][Like][Like]
It's high-level and well-written. The current two female characters are quite three-dimensional and quite likeable. Although there are some clichéd slap-in-the-face plots, it doesn't hurt.
It's really not bad. I thought the plot was pretentious and cliche, but it turned out to be intentional. Haha, I can pass the time again.
Not bad, I like it very much
Nice, very wired
It's a good multi-heroine. If you like being single, why don't you join?
I finished reading it in one go, and so far there is nothing sinister about it. Except for some problems with the wording, I can still see something new in the plot. The one thing I care about is why Chen Yin sent the letter to Sister Qiaoer and what it was for.
Good looking, good luck to the author
Good looking, good looking, come on
The plot is okay and the rhythm is well controlled, but there are still problems with the writing, there is very little foreshadowing, and it needs polishing. I look forward to the author's progress [Like][Like][Like]
It's high-level and well-written. The current two female characters are quite three-dimensional and quite likeable. Although there are some clichéd slap-in-the-face plots, it doesn't hurt.
It's really not bad. I thought the plot was pretentious and cliche, but it turned out to be intentional. Haha, I can pass the time again.
Not bad, I like it very much
Nice, very wired
It's a good multi-heroine. If you like being single, why don't you join?