Traveling Through*******

It's okay, but it's interesting to see that the main character in the back, Yang Mingyao and Xu Mengji, is a bit unbelievable (why should the protagonist, a foundation-building monk, be humbled and taken advantage of in front of a mortal who knows martial arts, more than once? Yang Mingyao and Xu Mengji are even more gods, I won't talk about what Yang Mingyao did before. He was so lacking in love that he couldn't even face falling in love with the protagonist. Xu Mengji dared to take evil pills when his sweetheart was snatched away, killing a lot of people) [Smile] Yang Mingtao Jun Lintian is also a top-notch god. Fortunately, I saw the change order in the introduction, so it's okay. Just don't let the protagonist actually talk to these things.

This book is generally good, with well-drawn characters and more delicate emotions. However, it has similar problems to several new books I have read recently. The first two or three chapters or even a dozen or twenty chapters are either crammed with settings, dragged out, or simply unattractive (can I say that you have all these problems in the first three chapters), which leads to most people not being able to read the rest of it [face covering] In fact, the quality of the rest is getting better and better, beyond the average level. I really feel sorry for it every time I see this