In Another World, Becoming a Great Power Starts from Refusing to Pull a Cart.

Well enough! It's just that the pace is a bit slow and the plot seems a bit soft. Suitable for that kind of serialization, old routine (story meeting). Isn't it more suitable for today's fast-paced era in Xuanhua!

Not bad, very pretty

What a great book! Very interesting, please support it with good reviews.

It's systematic but not brainless, a good book, very good! I just don't know why no one is watching it

Judging from the current 50 chapters, it doesn't stretch your hips and doesn't blow your dick. It's really worth watching.

The book is very good, Yi Ben Women just needs to be sorted out, and it is a very comfortable and refreshing book. However, the battlefield description writing style needs to be improved. It is already much better than the previous lobster war novel. I look forward to the next work.

The protagonist did not hand over the position to his son, but elected him through popular elections. This alone deserves five stars.

After reading too many books on cultivating immortals, I feel as if I have followed the protagonist to fly with a sword in the nine heavens, sit in a cave for a hundred years, and narrowly escape death in a secret realm. At first, it was a pure feeling of exhilaration: the pleasure of changing one's fate against the odds, the secret pleasure of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, the exhilaration of a breakthrough in realm. Who doesn't love the heroic spirit of "my fate is up to me, not God"? **World building: as majestic as the opening of heaven and earth, and as delicate as mustard seeds. ** The world of immortality described by the author is by no means a simple accumulation of power, but a grand universe with self-consistent logic, clear layers, and full of vitality. From the secular frontier where spiritual energy is exhausted, to the paradise of cave heaven where spiritual energy is dense, and then to the Nine Heavens Immortal Realm with completely different laws, every jump in the realm is accompanied by a subversive expansion of the worldview. Even more rare are the details: the strict precepts of the ancient sect, the various forms of trading in the market, the unpredictability of the exploration of the secret realm, the mysterious resonance of the laws of the great road... Are all lifelike, making readers feel as if they can breathe the rich spiritual energy, touch the cold magic weapon, and truly "be there".

Is it harmonious?

It's pretty cool, but I feel like Xiangzi is just like a springboard

Overall, it looks pretty good now, but I don't know what will happen next.

Five-star praise

It looks good, keep up the good work

It's okay so far, not bad

A very good novel

Not bad, I enjoyed watching it

It's okay, it just feels like the protagonist doesn't understand anything, at least he has some common sense.

It's okay, but Xiangzi doesn't know whether to live or die.

Come on, I don't care much about details.

Good review! Watched it for a while! Personally, I think it's quite good-looking, especially the protagonist who has great ambitions. Be kind when you should be kind, and leave no trace when you should be ruthless, which is very good. It looks great, keep up the good work!

Beautiful, excellent and logical.

It's still very interesting, much better than some slobbery novels. I don't understand why so many people criticize it. Tomatoes are like this.