The Water-Spraying Snake Woman

The writing is really good, but there are a lot of problems. So far, it can be summarized as "I am a naked buttocked 1788-year-old who also wants to become the overlord after getting the blood of a dragon." This sudden change in personality is so weird. A person of 1788-year-old who has been naked buttless and has no shame is enough to show that he has not received education. Then, after getting only a drop of the dragon's blood left by the snake, he suddenly became a high-level intellectual and wants to dominate the world? ? ! ! Is this normal? Can dragon blood also help people gain enlightenment and open their horizons? Also, after the protagonist obtains dragon blood, he suddenly changes from a little kid with no desires to a boar who is in heat all the time and is eager for education and training. Liu Beiwen is not written in this way [facepalm]... In addition, this book lacks focus. It wanted to write a cool article, but also wanted to write about Liu Bei, and also wanted to write about a battle of wits. Too many elements caused the writing to be too scattered, lacking a focus, and in the end nothing was written well.

In Chapter 18, there is a big mess. The male protagonist caused the incident. He heard the screams but was indifferent. He also said at the end of the chapter that they must all die.

Rich imagination