Every Servant Is an Immortal Emperor, and You Call This a Fallen Sect?

. I met a 30-year-old young woman online. We have been chatting very well for more than half a year. Today she asked to meet. I hesitated. I said you have a family and it didn't feel good. But she said it was fine and we were just ordinary friends. So I agreed and asked her for a photo. She looked pretty. She lives in my city. Not far away, we made an appointment to meet at a milk tea shop. We didn't choose to meet somewhere else for fear of meeting an acquaintance. I arrived first that day because she had to drive for several hours. While waiting, I looked at the photos and thought it was another "car rollover scene." Most mobile phones have a beauty function, but when she got out of that Mercedes-Benz, I recognized her at a glance. She is much prettier in person than in the photos, and she is also my favorite type. She also recognized me and didn't know what to say. In order to break the awkwardness, she suggested hugging me. I said yes. She smelled very good. I jumped and sat in the milk tea shop for a while. We went to eat. She basically didn't eat much. The whole thing was Cheng was peeling shrimps and picking fish bones for me. When we walked out of the restaurant after dinner, she held my hand and I didn't break away. She said she would take me home. I said I would take a taxi back, but she insisted on taking me back. When I got home, I found that she had put a note in her bag, which said: Update ten chapters to unlock subsequent content.

To me, there's nothing toxic about it. The male protagonist is strong enough not to be aggrieved, and the female apprentices don't have YY masters. The characters are well created, so that's pretty good. I recommend it.

You can still take a look. This kind of protagonist should be kept far away. The protagonist has the ability to deal with the enemy, but after provoking the enemy, he just waits for others to come over and slap him in the face, regardless of other people who are affected in the meantime.

It's a very, very, very good-looking, logical and refreshing article. There is no doubt about the character of the protagonist. He is a very strong and rational person. He is very charming and has no cp. He is devoted to the Tao. It is not like other novels that talk about love under the guise of cultivating immortals. The author must not let the male protagonist lose his character. It is written like this. It is very, very good.

It's a bit toxic in the early stages, but it's really fun later on Brothers, don't tell me that the backside is particularly vicious. After all, I had such a backside at that time [face covering]

Five-star praise. What I like most about this apprenticeship story is that there is no ambiguous plot between the male protagonist and his apprentices and subordinates. Other novels are more or less ambiguous, and then develop into a harem later on. I like this kind of novel. Also, the plot develops quickly, without dragging on, and the male protagonist getting slapped in the face is quite enjoyable.

It's great. It's super poisonous and super cool. I succeeded in overcoming the tribulation without being baptized and was seriously injured. It can obviously return the missing resources infinitely, but the Ga people don't lick the package and wipe out the family without taking the resources.

There are currently 175 chapters, which is very exciting. The setting and plot are both good, without any major flaws. There is a small problem, for example, they always say they are short of money, but if they kill people and exterminate the master's sect, will there be no trophies? Will the trophies not be returned to the disciples? In addition, it started out okay, but then it became a little watery. However, it does not affect the main plot overall. Looking forward to the follow-up.

It's so beautiful, so beautiful. The biggest difference between the emperor and the emperor is actually his initial understanding of the power of space. Show them all to me! ! ! ! If you give five stars quietly, if the poor Taoist dies, your Taoist friends will have to follow. Dear fellow Taoists, please don't boast that you can deceive everyone.

Reading this novel is like opening a door to a different world. The author outlines an intoxicating world with delicate brushstrokes, which makes people immersed in it and linger on. In this work, the author constructs an amazing fantasy world from a unique perspective. He uses delicate brushstrokes to outline unforgettable scenes, bringing readers into a world full of poetry and fantasy. Every detail is full of vitality, as if telling a touching story. The inner turmoil, the plot develops smoothly, but there are hidden mysteries. The turning points in the story are cleverly designed, unexpected but reasonable, showing the author's precise control of the narrative rhythm.