I Can Travel Around the World

My name is Akira Higashikata, thank you readers. All I can do is write a complete story and keep updating it for the entertainment of those who think this book is still worth reading. This book is a fairy tale, not that serious, and the protagonist is a bit sinister. I feel deeply ashamed to see so few book reviews. The readers who posted comments are all senior book fans, have read many novels, and have reviewed quite a few books. I also love reading, and I particularly understand this feeling. I kind of wish I could write for the author. I can appreciate the kindness of all readers, otherwise I wouldn't waste my time commenting. Even if it simply allows individual readers to vent their negative emotions, this book can be considered to have played some role. Finally, I wish those who think this book about cultivating immortals can still be read will become more and more handsome, richer, healthier, and more popular with women [laughs]

I've watched it for now, and it's pretty good. Well, there's nothing poisonous about it. The story is very strong. Doesn't look tired. I feel like his fighting ability is too poor. So many resources. Add gold fingers. The combat power should be overwhelming, the combat power in the later stages of foundation building. I can't get enough of Qi training. You call him a dog, but he always lets people go. The crisis finally broke out. There is something wrong with the mind. I can't watch it. The writing is good, but the price system is very confusing. Let the very precious things in you go out casually. You need something that is not valuable to others, but you don't want to exchange it for more for your own use, which leads to your own foundation building failure. . It's just that the three views are inconsistent.

Read, marked. The main reason is that I am too impetuous in today's world, and I have no desire to continue reading until I have read more than 10 chapters! There is nothing wrong with the writing.

Good book, worth reading

Okay, author, come on, come on, come on.

I've finished reading it now, and although it has some shortcomings, I have to say it's pretty good.

It's enjoyable to watch, there is no mythical protagonist, you are invincible all the way

I have read the first 15 chapters, it is like a mortal, the narrative is detailed and appropriate, the writing is fluent, and the word count is impressive. Currently rated five stars.

Not good looking. Goldfinger is of no use.

What happened to time travel?

The writing is okay, but when I read it on a tablet, it's over 1,000 pages long, and the protagonist hasn't built a foundation yet. Why does it feel like it's slower than Han Li?

Okay, I'm very interested in watching it now.

That's not bad. The writing is not bad. That's not bad. The writing is not bad. Come on. Come on.

You've all seen this, give it a five-star review, support the author, come on, author!