All My Spirit Weapons Are Stunning Beauties

It's okay. I feel that if the weapon spirit also has a physical body that needs food, elixirs, and flesh and blood like ordinary people, then can it have spiritual roots and then join the sect. With their qualifications, they can definitely become high-level monks! Then they are self-sufficient and find advanced materials for themselves! You can also join different sects according to their different bodies. If your body is a weapon, go to the martial arts school. If your body is a musical instrument, go to the music school. If your body is an alchemy furnace and cauldron, go to the alchemy school. If you are a sword, go to the swordsmanship school. If you are a stationery, calligraphy and painting, go to the literary school. If you are a Buddhist ritual weapon, go to a temple. If you are a Taoist magic weapon, go to a Taoist temple. If you are a demon weapon! Then they all get to the top, and the protagonist wins directly behind the scenes!

There are so many girls, but it's a pity that there are so few readers. After this book established its reputation, it started to get better and better.

The writing is very good, and harem stories suit my taste. If I had read one chapter every 10 chapters in the early stage, maybe the writing would be interesting, but it's a pity! [Sinister smile]

If you are afraid that they will die, just keep their natal weapons in their bodies and use them for yourself. Why not give them similar weapons? Anyway, they can be resurrected without destroying their natal weapons.

The story and logic are okay so far! It feels like this novel is about to collapse, which is a pity. There have been too many female characters so far, and most of them have not played their role in promoting the plot. It is also difficult to remember when there are too many. Each story feels like it was just thought up and piled here. The result is that it has no use for the development of the plot. The plot is stretched, and it is necessary. It's easy to say that it sets up suspense. The following chapters feel like the protagonist is forced to do this and that. I don't know the protagonist or what the whole work is going to do. There is no goal, what is the near future, what is the long-term, and no plan. Although the author has said it, the plot of the given story really has nothing to do with the logic. Up to now, this city of all spirits depends on the protagonist. An individual controls the heaven and earth, a society's organization, structure, management system, how characters develop efficiently, how to make money, how to fight, and what the future direction of development is. There is no reasonable explanation. Whether the city itself can be promoted, whether it can fight side by side with the protagonist, none of it echoes the previous article. The previous article explained the map and said that this is a small place. Square, that is to say, the future is about to go out, so does Wanling City have larger and more certain functions, and does the entire community also have levels? The story should be a selective and coherent narrative of the change process, the causal relationship between the whole and the events, such as the current three days of netting and two days of fishing, you seem to be unable to write any more soon! Come on! Come on!

Rich content and ups and downs of the plot

It looks great, but there is clearly a shortage of people. Wouldn't it be a good idea to use your own people to manage it?

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Yes, the subject matter is novel

Come on, it's great. It doesn't have the same shortcomings as the previous one, except that the update is a bit slow.