Now That We Have Become Spiders, Is It Reasonable to Play a Fairy Dance?

Give yourself a thumbs up. The author is really serious about writing. This is the best book I have read on Tomato. Although I only gave it less than 1,000 copies, there are really many chapter reviews and they are very humorous. Thank you to the readers who enthusiastically commented. As for the poisonous point, the reader was referring to the part in Chapters 19 and 20 when Murong Wan'er, the female supporting character who had been exploited for the golden elixir, was tricked by another golden elixir female supporting monk. Personally, I don't think there was any big fluctuation after reading the part after the poisonous point. Of course, everyone has different opinions, but if any readers are concerned, they may consider turning to chapters 19 and 20 before deciding whether to read it or not. Then I received a good review, which is quite fair. Several readers thought that my depiction of the female protagonist was more vivid, but they didn't mention it in the comments. So I can only say that I was afraid of being banned and didn't dare to focus on the heroine. The main attraction is that the protagonist himself is a sixth child. In short, thank you all for watching. If readers think this book is still readable, please give your five-star praise. If you have any comments, please point out the problem directly. I am grateful. Thank you!

First of all, let's talk about the advantages. I am not an indigenous reader of Tomato and I cannot fully represent everyone in Tomato. The characters are relatively plump. But what's a little funny is that the supporting characters for the protagonist are actually more plump than the protagonist. I didn't see any description of the heroine in the introduction, but the female character in this book is very Excellent, the author's introduction can be changed. Of course, I just suggest it. The second advantage is that it has many flaws. Currently, this book does not show the number of readers, but it is the book I have seen that has the most complaints. It is also very happy. As a fantasy biography with a little bit of imagination, it is quite unique and has a lot of twists and turns. But some of the words used are suspected to be inconsistent, such as when describing the shape of spiders. As for the poisonous points, I may have looked at other sites more and not discovered them. There is another common problem. The introduction of the protagonist is a bit like a dark and cool novel, but when you go into it, you will find that in addition to the protagonist who is really yin🖊 and the mortal villain who is really bad, there are also some female supporting characters who are very yin. Yes, the one named Yu is you, and the other characters are a bit stupid. In terms of the training system, the protagonist prefers to take shortcuts rather than practice hard. The skill setting is a bit like Taoism but not as bloody. So the overall atmosphere is relatively joyful, and the author did write a lighthearted and funny tag. Overall, it's pretty good. I hope the author can work hard and support it with five-star reviews.

Holy gold, the author needs to hire an expert in his family

Take a good look at the content, it's confusing and magical, as if the author wrote it after eating poisonous mushrooms. It's crazy reversal, but it's not laggy at all. It's so fun to reverse it again and again.

God-man authors write God-man novels. I like reading novels that make my brain spin. The plot even smoothes out the wrinkles in my brain [smile]

The story told in this book feels like someone is still dreaming