Meihu Danxiang

Rejecting the setting of stallion and dog licking, the protagonist is not greasy about emotions. The interaction with Su Yuexuan is based on contract and interest, and there is no industrial saccharine of forced CP. The multi-female protagonist setting is not superficial, and I look forward to the follow-up creation of female characters.

Overall, it looks quite enjoyable. It has the excitement of cultivating immortals and upgrading, as well as the fun of master-servant interaction. There are no complicated plots and plots, and it focuses on the growth of the protagonist and the cooperation with spiritual pets. It's just that some of the plots are a bit cliche, such as the scene where the elder wants to seize the spiritual pet by force, which is expected.

A qualified traditional fantasy novel, without complex plots and plots. The core is that the protagonist relies on spiritual pets and resourcefulness to counterattack and grow. The advantage is that it is not suspended and the logic is self-consistent. The disadvantage is that some plots and supporting character settings are relatively routine and lack freshness. It is suitable for readers who like the setting of "weak master and strong pet" and do not reject straightforward plots.

There is no over-exaggeration of excitement, and the protagonist's counterattack is very down-to-earth. The shortcomings of the pseudo-spiritual roots, the sect's rule restrictions, and the opponent's background suppression all make the growth line more reasonable, and the setting of the Marrow Cleansing Pill also lays a good foreshadowing for the subsequent plot.

It is lighthearted and funny without losing the sense of satisfaction. It has the passion of cultivating immortals and upgrading, and the fun of master-servant interaction. It is perfect to pass the time. I am already looking forward to the plot of the protagonist getting the marrow cleansing pill and counterattacking with the demon emperor's spiritual pet.

The unsystematic traditional fantasy is quite interesting, and the setting of the pseudo-spiritual protagonist conquering the demon empress is very dramatic. Chen Fan does not rely on golden fingers, but relies entirely on his resourcefulness and speaking skills to reach a contract. There is no sense of mindless cheating, and it is a very solid read.

[Like] It's good. Even if you don't have a system in a fantasy novel, you can't be a turtle boy. I like the protagonist very much.

Not bad, not bad. The author is so good at updating it, so I enjoyed reading it [laughing evilly]

You can watch it occasionally, it's lighthearted, funny, and refreshing

It's good-looking, and has a lot more truth than the refreshing article. I give the author a big thumbs up.

It's okay. There's nothing too embarrassing about it, and I have a desire to follow up.

Not bad, you can watch it

The college entrance examination is over! Time to get to work?

Good-looking, good-looking, really good-looking

Not brainless, rich in daily plots

Good looking and easy to understand

Beautiful, well written

The update is just too slow.

Beautiful, the details are in place

It's generally okay, but can we see the protagonist building a foundation before the end...

It's beautiful, but why are there so few people watching it?

I hope the progress can be faster, but it feels a bit slow (personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it)

For a normal traditional fairy tale, I was inspired to write Huan Yu's Hundred Refiners to Become an Immortal in more than 4,000 chapters, and the plot unfolds slowly. Come on, author, I hope all female protagonists will not be left behind in the end [learned]