You Said I’d Be a Cultivation Furnace, So Why Are You All Fighting Over Me?

It looks good, I recommend strengthening the main character's waist [laughing]

Not bad, it's a bit like an ancient novel about fighting monsters and upgrading, step-by-step. It's not ugly. The writing is good and makes people want to read on. The girl is very decisive, and it's not the kind of stallion story every two chapters. The female characters are also very well portrayed. They will be jealous and have a Shura field, but their characters are all distinctive and individual. The little fox is cute. I hope there won't be a plot in the future where you have to upgrade separately for this or that reason. That routine is really boring.

Personally, I think this is a high-quality book with excellent writing. The heroines each have their own characteristics and are well portrayed. The only drawback is that the protagonist is weak in the early stage (being bullied by the heroines), but the later it gets, the better it looks.

It's good. I read the comment section before reading it and felt that it was bad, but I still read it. After reading it, it was good, because my principle in reading novels is that there is no cuckold, and I can read it if I am a cuckold. As for the plot, it is unavoidable. But the emotional line created by the author makes me feel that it is better than some single-female protagonists, especially the one about Yue. I also feel that the comment section is deliberately exaggerating certain points, which is worth reading. There are also people who say it suppresses combat power, but I don't feel it with this one.

Awesome novel with very detailed descriptions (*´ｽv)

Your words are like flowing clouds and flowing water, with poetic rhythm flowing between the lines. Reading them is like taking a breath of spring breeze.

The last book that was so exciting about Liu Bei was still the unedited "Zhi Mo" [smile][smile][smile]

At least 7.9-8.2 Points, the quality is okay, but the plot is not compact enough.

Come on, big brother who writes about the emperor's uncle

That's the equivalent of half a yellow tomato. That's pretty good.