Muke*****

It's beautiful, it's really beautiful, but author, tell me why so many abilities in the book have the same names as the dragons, and some characters also have the same names as the dragons. Looking max, tell me why there are so many the same names? [Smile][smile]

It's not bad. This book doesn't have settings like those in other books that require you to have a certain degree of favorability before you can enter it, nor does it have a setting that doesn't break defenses. I've read several novels of this type before, all of which have settings that require you to conquer a certain degree of favorability to get rewards. Some of them insisted on setting settings that didn't break defenses, which made me sick.

It's similar to the one about having many children and many blessings, it's a pill that directly improves talents.

It is also a very good Brimstone book. There are definitely some shortcomings, but overall it is okay. In the category of many children and many blessings, it can be considered a good product.

It's so beautiful and interesting that it makes your blood boil a little bit.

It's okay, not bad. It's pretty.

Alas, it's been a long time since I saw a stallion male protagonist in the recommendation section.

Falling flowers, red celery and three bows of water, who can share the good scenery?

It's okay, but some places are not so good.

Namo (Namo) Amitabha, the writing is so beautiful.

It's good-looking and interesting, but it's a bit sparse. I read the latest chapters in one go. Please update more.

Why did you suddenly change your name?