The Path to Longevity Begins with the Martial Dao Supreme

Recommend your own novels! I raise the flag for myself! ! !

Okay, so far, I haven't seen any poison, and I'm not feeling aggrieved. The plot is also attractive, the pace is moderate, and my talent and understanding are unprecedented. The biological father of the protagonist is the most powerful competitor for the emperor and the strongest force among the princes. The treatment of the protagonist is not that cruel. Everyone. All kinds of benefits and resources are provided. The protagonist's strength should have reached the half-step Supreme level at the beginning, and he has also created many powerful techniques. In the novel, there are only three Supremes related to the royal family and the court in such a powerful dynasty, and they are nuclear bomb-level ancestors who often retreat. I see many people say that the beginning is poisonous. This only shows that you have poor resistance to poison and have not read many shit books. In my opinion, it is just a little poisonous at most. The protagonist is not aggrieved, nor does he pretend to be a pig to eat the tiger. The attack at the beginning is crushing. The Cao gang where he lived did not die, and the enemies who came were all dead. What's so poisonous about it? But generally speaking, the author's control of the plot at the beginning is not good enough. Although the character design is reasonable, it is true that the readers feel a little uncomfortable [eating melon], but the more he writes later, the better.

This book can be considered as a gold digger in Tomato, but I don't know why there are so many trolls in the comment area. After reading it, it is a bit difficult for me to understand the setting of Murong Yao's marriage robbery. Let me express my personal opinion (don't criticize). First of all, it is this Murong Yao who accuses Murong Yan of being green tea. But after I finished reading, I found that Murong Yao is not pure green tea? It is impossible to steal the fiancé of his sister, so I think that this Murong Yan either does not have it, or he has accepted it all. Finally, the image you created for Murong Yao before the author was that he felt that the protagonist was just a county king, not worthy of his family background, and it was impossible for him to be a concubine. As a result, the protagonist's identity and strength improved later, and he rushed to do it. I feel that Murong Yao's character is very 😅

King Wu of Zhenguo is good at this. Although his military force is invincible, he may not be sufficient in terms of internal affairs and control, so he does not have to seek the throne. Unlike other invincible crown princes, who are invincible in terms of military force, but poor in internal affairs and connections, they still insist on taking the throne.

Let me tell you something interesting. The protagonist came to Beijing by boat and was assassinated by a killer. The guards fought tooth and nail. The boat was smashed into pieces and people fell into the water. The protagonist flew away on his own. When he was done, he fished the people out. The killer didn't care. Hey, I'm just playing and I won't take action.

My personal opinion is not as bad as expected. . . The front is fine, but the back is not as good as expected. [Understood][Understood][Understood]

This book is really good. I have read too many books, and the only good reviews I have received are the so-called hits. I really don't think they are good. This book is really good. I will save it first, and then I will slaughter it together when it is fattened up.

Good book, recommended to read, the plot is reasonable, the content closely focuses on the theme, and every step is shocking.

It's a well-written book and I can read it.

Your writing is at its peak, the more the better.