Fellow Daoist! Put Down That Opportunity. You Can't Handle It!

I've read more than 30 chapters and I think it's pretty good~ The setting is a chance cheat, and the male protagonist's process of seizing other people's opportunities is quite interesting. He just felt that there was no need for him to anger the Pang family uncle and nephew. His strength was still low and he had two mortal enemies for nothing. At that time, something that could be solved by giving one spirit stone to one person only had to lead to a fight to the death, which put a lot of pressure on the male protagonist. After watching it for a long time, I still feel that it is not good. It is more about being witty than the villain is about being witty. The male protagonist is too high-profile, has no real skills and still causes trouble all the time. It is not something he can handle when he causes trouble. He is lucky to get through every time. There is no explanation about the talents of alchemy and swordsmanship. I feel like the male protagonist learns everything quickly and well

🙂 Ollie, here, let me strangle you!

Mark, not sure if it has multiple female protagonists, TBD, I read eight chapters. The writing is good and it reads smoothly, but I feel that the first plot is a bit deliberate. Suying taught the protagonist how to pick flowers before and should have been more detailed to better connect Suying's behavior and mentality after the flowers turned into fruits.

From the front, there's nothing wrong with it, it looks pretty good.

This is the type I like to read. The logic is relatively clear and not brainless.

Why do I feel like I have such a headache halfway through?

Anyway, the first dozen or so chapters were pretty good, but I don't know how it will turn out later on.

This is good, I have read it a lot, it is very suitable to my taste, and the internal content is different from the general concept. It is worth watching. Come on

It's so well written, come on, come on, come on, come on

Very very good