I, the Sect Master of Hehuan, Am Taken In During a Famine

Give the author an opinion. I won't give you a negative review. Writing a book is not easy. Don't just start a new book casually because your grades are not good. You will never get good grades like this. Many popular books are mediocre before you write two or three hundred chapters. Shouldn't you work harder to conceive and adjust if your grades are not good? Just start a new book at every turn, and then the old book will become rotten, not updated, or just finished. Is this respectful to the audience who follow updates every day? Can't you just concentrate on writing one book and work hard? If you can write several stories at once, you'll never be popular. . . . . . . . . . . . .

666, In order to avoid suspicion, he went to this extent. Isn't this the famine literature of this era?

I came from the book "Spiritual Girl". The author's uncle has always written very well. This book is not that popular but has rich details and delicate emotional descriptions. I gave it five stars in my initial review. I can only give four stars in the follow-up review, because the content of the two harvests at the end is repeated, and the emotional description of Magistrate Wan's daughter is too short. The ending was also too rushed and I didn't enjoy it. By the way, I think the author has thought deeply about using this background and the setting of more women and fewer men as the background of the story. This novel is not a mindless piece of writing, and it deserves praise.

The writing is really good. The male protagonist is affectionate, loyal, and bloody, and he does what he says. The other characters are also very three-dimensional.

It's super cool. It's beautiful.

Good looking, but a little short. I haven't seen enough yet.

There are so few people watching.

The author's writing is in line with the reading tastes of otakus, and I give it five stars.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

There are flaws in the plot, but it's worth putting on the bookshelf and looking forward to the follow-up.