I Issue Fines in the Cultivation World

The subject matter is novel, the writing is fluent, and the story development is very attractive. No matter what elder you are, you must abide by the law, be fair and just, and the plot has ups and downs. There are always people who secretly use their positions to seek their own interests. Isn't this what modern prosecutors and executors are called. Although Richard was invincible with the golden book code in his hand, he could only rely on his own wits and courage. He never expected that the attic could automatically optimize the unfavorable Kung Fu book. It was a pity that Qingchi was talented and kind. I wonder if Richard can have any other powerful promotions or magic weapons that can withstand the evil forces from all sides. Could it be that Wanfa Pavilion is to cultivate more characters like Richard? Will it establish a special sect? I am so curious about the plot behind it. I wonder if there will be a trial realm assessment competition later. In addition to this attic to help people practice, what other functions can be built? I look forward to the subsequent development!!

Recently I was reading "I Write a Ticket in the World of Immortal Cultivators" and I found it unexpectedly very interesting. The more I read, the more I got into it. This is not a comedy line, but a serious drama with the flow of rules and the reestablishment of order. After the protagonist enters the scene with a golden book of rules, he uses a calm, restrained, and uncompromising approach to tear apart the default unspoken rules in the world of immortality step by step. Slapping in the face is not a slap in the face, but relying on the "system" to suppress those who are superior, making them speechless in front of the rules for the first time. The whole book has a strong sense of power and a neat rhythm. What I like most is that it is not written in a violent way, but in a hard and cold way where order suppresses privilege. If you want a fairy tale that is not exaggerated, funny, and logical, this book is really worth trying.

The idea of ​​​​the former earth's urban management is indeed very creative, and the subsequent plot is also very exciting. I read chapter after chapter. This is indeed the first time I have read this kind of subject, and it is very enjoyable. The writing is excellent, very gripping, and the pacing is well controlled. Recommend!