Move Aside, That Phoenix Proudheaven Is Mine

I was almost deceived by some comments and identified it as being caused by extremely picky eating. In my opinion, the so-called red flag is the cool point of traditional male videos. The protagonist appears to be a coward, but in fact he cherishes his hard-won life. In his previous life, he was an orphan in modern times, so even if he was not valued and ostracized by his family, he was unwilling to leave. It is a very atmospheric male video, but the emotional scenes are really grinding. The female protagonists are basically offline for a long time. The protagonist is with one female protagonist, and the other female protagonists have no role [face covering]

It's a good, funny type (ღ˘˘ღ), especially the talking elixir [laughs] and has a lot of small points. Although the plot is inevitably cliche, you can still read it when you are relaxing. I can only say that I don't regret it. The heroine in the title of the book has a good job. I don't know how many times my family has been stolen [laughing]

It's okay, it's well written, the harem is well portrayed, and the male protagonist is a beauty in the world [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]

Although having multiple female protagonists is a bit cliche, the plot is interesting and interesting, and there is still more to it.

Rating: A romantic novel, for vinegar dumplings. The interaction between the protagonists is quite interesting. The disadvantage is the lack of description of the underlying layers. There are a lot of 8th-level bandits (the protagonist has killed so many 8th-level bandits since the beginning). It's hard for me to imagine the life of civilians. (The author of Chicken Thief uses demon clan to divert this topic.)

(Die Jia: I am a reader who has almost finished reading. If I am asked to brag about my 4000+, you can ask other idiots if they dare to say this?) When I first started reading, I thought it was because Qu Wen was trying to run away, but out of town After that, from the first to the second chapter, the city lord of the machine city began to become famous all over the world, and Wu Yunqi, the great disaster, was already a cool novel. He appeared and met the gun girl and the eldest princess. The eldest princess described the tsundere and the piano girl's little bird, the cute Anu. The writing style is humorous and witty, and you can always laugh suddenly at the inexplicable parts, without losing the tear-jerking parts, such as Wind Across the Dragon Court and Barbarian Frontier. I think what attracts me more is not only the author's humorous writing style and the portrayal of the heroine. It's about the protagonist's ability settings. Apart from knowing nothing about elixirs, he is a genius in weapon training and painting of talismans. The weapon refining: Dragon Lock is similar to Jianzi's talisman memory, pocket house puppet robots, etc. The talismans are somewhat integrated with the image of the sun and the moon, Gao Haoguang (Jianza), including Wu Yunqi's Qi Cultivation Daoji (first-grade Liutianhuo) to copy the talismans or attack methods. The weapon settings are also very good: Wufeng (blade-shaped, passive: can detonate local disasters in advance, active effect is quite special) Gui Mingtuo (axe-shaped, can feed back the opponent's blood by sucking blood and food) Dry Dragon (wooden sword-shaped, sucks essence and splits) Instant Drum (similar to the feeling of an injustice game) Ruby (pressed on Tangyuan, creating an air wall) and many other names that I can't remember. The three cultivations of Jing, Qi and Shen respectively correspond to the Taoist abilities of Tongxuan. It's very interesting. The protagonist's partners are not limited to humans. There are two elixirs riding puppet robots, and the glutinous rice balls that are the best skewers for Kang Shen. I have been talking about it since it first appeared. Overall, this novel's rating in my mind is around 9.2. It's the novel I read when I was short of books.

It's a good read. The relationship between the characters and the direction of the plot are well written, and the emotions are not awkward. As for the 30-minute random review and so many likes, it's hard to say whether it is a promotion. There are also days when I can't stand other people's positive comments like a human machine. I think I will be asked if I am getting paid again. However, it is really comfortable to read, and it can be read much better than those highly rated books. Thank you Again, I have been reading this book. The author of this book has definitely been screwed. I wonder if there are any colleagues who think of similar books. Those who wrote negative reviews are all pretending to be pigs and eating feed, or turtles, but these plots are not at all. The people of the Han family are not at all about strength. When the protagonist does not show his strength, they are all doting and joking. There is no such thing. In other novels, there is no such thing as fighting and then settling the score later, let alone the more classic novels in which they pretend to be pigs and eat feed, and there is no turtle plot. Every woman helps Laowu in different ways. If she works for her sister and adoptive mother (?) Because of family affection, they are also called turtles.

Anyway, there are not many books that can attract me to read. This is one of them. The writing style is light and pleasant, without any bitterness or hatred, and does not deliberately depict the cultivation process. It pays more attention to the creation of characters and the strengthening of the character's image through daily deeds. The NPC characters have distinctive images and personalities, and I look forward to their subsequent development.

The writing is really good, the writing style is very humorous, and the emotional scenes are well written. It's not like other movies where you just fall in love without thinking. The first few chapters were not very attractive. I read a few chapters but stopped reading them. Now I continue to read and found that they are very interesting. I hope the author can keep writing without ending.

It's quite good. Personally, I think the advantage is that the plot tends to be more leisurely, but it feels too bland, but I prefer this kind of writing. But it's understandable, after all, there are only more than 50 chapters now, and it's not good to go too fast. In short, come on, author!