Wearing the game, Xu Feng decided to change the way he played in the past.
In the past, he had played through "Tales of Ancient Swordsmen", a Chinese-style fairy tale game, ten times. He was not too familiar with how to assemble the top ten ancient artifacts that could open the Heavenly Gate.
Since he didn't want to waste time on boring upgrades, on the day when the game plot officially started, he used the contract technique he inherited from the game to enslave a giant, fat, thousand-year-old snake demon...
Reader comments
The writing is not bad, mainly because it is not boring. This is a good review [like] and from what I can tell after reading it, there is really no controversial point, the writing is quite clear. The snake demon is not the so-called "lily", it is just a pleasure, and it is directly taken by the protagonist at the speed of light. No, there is absolutely no need to be afraid of knotted wings; and then there is the widow at the back. First of all, it was written that this widow was secretly in love with someone else from the beginning, and she is not that good-looking, but she is just okay. The adult beauty of the protagonist is quite good, and it is not considered a gift at all. And I didn't spend much time on the widow, it's just an introduction, and she's not an important character. She's not going to be so dazzling and repressed that she wouldn't let go even if she's a woman, right? [Hold my face] Personally, I really didn't find any obvious poisonous points. I feel that the only thing I can say is that the protagonist's level is a bit slow, but the protagonist is currently killed by mechanisms, and the level doesn't seem to be particularly important.
The writing is not bad, mainly because it is not boring. This is a good review [like] and from what I can tell after reading it, there is really no controversial point, the writing is quite clear. The snake demon is not the so-called "lily", it is just a pleasure, and it is directly taken by the protagonist at the speed of light. No, there is absolutely no need to be afraid of knotted wings; and then there is the widow at the back. First of all, it was written that this widow was secretly in love with someone else from the beginning, and she is not that good-looking, but she is just okay. The adult beauty of the protagonist is quite good, and it is not considered a gift at all. And I didn't spend much time on the widow, it's just an introduction, and she's not an important character. She's not going to be so dazzling and repressed that she wouldn't let go even if she's a woman, right? [Hold my face] Personally, I really didn't find any obvious poisonous points. I feel that the only thing I can say is that the protagonist's level is a bit slow, but the protagonist is currently killed by mechanisms, and the level doesn't seem to be particularly important.