High Martial: Lucky Star Draws Give Me the Great Grade Celestial Immortal Art

The story line is clear and smooth, and it is very comfortable to read. The timelines are interlocking, and the plot advances naturally, making people immersed in it. One thing is not good. The author may have been busy preparing for the New Year a few days ago. I missed a few pictures. Why haven't I made up for it?

Dad is a pure sixth man! A strong martial artist doesn't teach his son anything, including sword skills and breathing techniques.

The plot is compact, the story has ups and downs, and the theme of the story is very novel.

It's very beautiful and the subject matter is novel, but it's not enough to watch.

It's OK to read as a whole, but there are a lot of words in one paragraph and it's a bit hard to read. It can be divided into more paragraphs, which can lower the reader's reading threshold and make people want to read on. Otherwise, readers will not want to read when they see a long paragraph of text [eating melon], please work on the code [working on the manuscript]

A good read and a favorite subject matter. I wish both the author and the readers may be as lucky as the protagonist and turn disaster into good fortune.

Very good looking, highly recommended by old bookworms

There is no girl, four stars are given

I really like it now that I saw it. It's not toxic. It's a good book if you take your time and don't collapse.

Okay, this book is somewhat similar to a certain article, but each has its own merits. The back part of the article is a bit obscure. The pace is too fast. Maybe people nowadays can't bear it.