I Don't Cultivate Techniques, I Cultivate Sweet, Gentle Dao Companions!

It looks good. After all, in Tomato, the requirements are not so high. There is no random recruitment of girls, but there is a system to supplement this. Secondly, the ones that should be accepted are also accepted (currently there is 1 female lead) In terms of plot, the main and sub-plots are very clear and not confusing. The overall background is that there are several levels of golden elixirs similar to Xuanjian, but there is no "discussing the Tao" in it. You can still watch it

So far it seems to be pretty good, the pace is slow, not so violent, not pretentious, and the style is not bad. If you don't want to see someone pretending to be a pig or eating a tiger, you can try this novel.

Since it is a slow-paced flow, you must have the patience to survive the early stages of the flow, or else switch to a fast-paced cool article early. Come on, author.

A very nice book. Recommended. Recommended.

The needle doesn't poke. The needle doesn't poke. Come on, Liu Bei

It's a pretty good book, but I'm afraid it might lose some content if it becomes popular...

Although the plot is a bit slow, there is no big problem The worldview is not bad, and the author can come around to the mistakes he made everywhere.

The world view is well designed, and the protagonist is also good enough to survive and eat quickly.

The setting is good and the rhythm is okay, keep up the good work

I just want to know, senior sister, how do you want to write it?