My Years as the Top Star of the Cultivation World

This is a story about a depressed female patient from a provincial capital who went to a small county in a fifth-tier city to get drunk, and met a man who was as good as the top male in Beijing.

It's a pretty good multi-female sen-ryu novel. The plot has ups and downs, and there are no messy pits. There is no sluggishness in reading it in one sitting. You can slowly climb up from the bottom. There is no brainlessness or invincibility. It is suitable for Serpi. The only thing is that the update is too slow and the pursuit is even more ineffective. The author has to support the book and lacks gifts. The author has no great motivation to write. There is no poisonous point, adding a bookshelf will not be a waste

This book is the best early plot among the Goldfinger novels that I have ever read. In the early stages of the Golden Finger novel, the protagonist always enters the boring practice process after getting an opportunity, and even spends a lot of words introducing the principles of practice. To me that's a turn-off. This book is interspersed with the interactions of the heroine during the cultivation process. I can say that the first 40+ chapters of this book are perfect. Out of 10 points, I can give it 12 points. The following chapters are almost boring. The protagonist suddenly gains a super awesome identity and loses the tension in the early stage. The current score of 6.5 Is too low. At least 8 or 9 points.

It's very well written, with a delicate plot and full of details. It's better than what I wrote [laughing][laughing][laughing]

It's good to read. This is the correct way to use Golden Finger. There was a book before that also had the same Golden Finger three hexagrams every day, but that book was written very slowly, and there was no element of cultivating immortals. It was just an ordinary world struggle. There were more than 200 chapters in that book, and it didn't even go out to a small county. The plot was really too slow. This book grasped the pace of cultivating immortals very well. The more you read, the more you read. The heroine's emotions are also handled well. It is worth recommending.

The novel hexagram system, the plot is smooth and the opportunities are good. The male protagonist is also charming and decisive, and his emotional descriptions are pretty good.

If you don't see it, the water of the Yangtze River comes up from the sky, and it is really rare to have talented writers. The ups and downs of the narrative arouse laughter. Good article.

Personally, I think it's pretty good, but I really feel that it's not enough to read, and it's suitable for raising people. It's indispensable to read The Harem now, but the styles are different, and it's suitable for book lovers with a higher threshold. You can read it in the book desert. Anyway, it's quite to my taste. It's a novel book in Tomato. I have abandoned dozens of assembly-line books before. It's not interesting. This is the only one I've seen updated recently. I leave a comment to show my respect. Finally, please recommend some good books to read. This book is The Emperor's Uncle, but the pacing is okay, there is nothing deliberately slowing down the pace, and the connection is okay.

The introduction is spot on. The protagonist is a female cultivator on the fifth level of qi training. Her clients range from common people to Yuanying... If you can accept this, the book is considered a good book. It's almost a novice novel, but most of the harem novels are the same. This is considered a good harem book among Tomatoes.

It looks great and drives fast, but isn't it too fast? The cover and name are gone... Is it still called One Day, One Gua? [Sinister smile]