The Dao of Cause and Effect: My Cheat Is the Protagonist of Every World

In fact, I feel that the plot is okay, not so cliche, and the world view is quite big. But 1. The plot is too compact. It didn't take long after I was accepted as a disciple, and I didn't even build the foundation. I went straight to the crazy monster battle and moved (although I used cheating later to make up for the combat power) (the explanation is clear but it is very rushed). 2. There are a lot of non-plot explanations in the writing. I don't know if it is dry or dry. And, yes, each chapter has a lot of "then" as a link, which makes it a bit awkward to read. I hope the author will take a look at this and see if I'm right about this. Apart from these, I'm quite satisfied. This book is the type I like to read.

The plot is innovative and mythological, and it is a combined version of the plot combined with traditional immortality cultivation.

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It's okay, but there are four or five little poisonous spots that annoy me. The story is pretty good.

Come on, come on, come on, come on

Although it was a bit of a struggle in the early stage, the overall situation is still watchable, and I will be decisive in the face of causality.

Very familiar sense of sight