I Cultivate the Ruthless Path on Hehuan Peak, and My Master Has Gone Mad!

Jimei is also a very good-looking book, and from the first page to the last, I immediately gave it a thumbs up. Even though I didn't read too much, the curious content made me excited. Jimei, and girls can't lose. Then, girls can't lose, so they started twisting, la la la la la la, by the way, sister, Tulip is not as fragrant as your bath towel (shota twists his waist to dodge the attack + thunderous laughter). In the end, I didn't coax or be perfunctory in the whole process. I just want to be honest. The objective truth, without beating around the bush, tells you that you are not holding back. Jimei, what do you mean? Why is it so painful in the later stage? By the way, the part about crying in the rain reminded me of Jiaxin. But won't you avenge the revenge that happened in Moqing's 23rd year? Then what do you mean? I cried so much (this paragraph was written while sleepwalking and has nothing to do with me)

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If Noah hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

I know that the simpler the cover, the easier it is to read the content. Serious authors will meander and write in a dull manner 😳😳😳 Very nice!!!

It's okay. It's better than the average master-disciple story. The interaction between the two heroines is also more interesting. It deserves to be more popular. I can't accept a story where the plot serves the emotional line. It's very empty. A slightly funny plot is the finishing touch. Too much would be boring. I originally thought that at least one of the two time-limited tasks in the system should be completed. Give me a chance. I rely on the master for everything. The summary is average.

It's actually pretty good-looking. Although I think the ending of the main text is a bit rushed and doesn't stand up to scrutiny, like a gap in a wall that has been forcibly filled in. But when you look at the if line, the title completely echoes it. I saw that the latest chapter is about the same person. Just like Bai's name for Mo Qing is different, Bai can't accept Mo Qing without a past. Although Mo Qing without a past was what Bai wanted before, it was Qingqing who really got Bai's heart, so I understand Bai's reaction to this. Watch it carefully if line I personally think the reason is Mo Qing's paranoia, which is completely consistent with Bai Yao's thoughts, but Bai's heart no longer belongs to her. Mo Qing and Qing Qing are completely opposite extremes. It's useless no matter how much Bai numbs himself. In the if line, I feel that Wen Qin and the others will be closer to the truth. People, especially Wenqin, just wait for the development and foreshadowing. I personally think the if line be will be more suitable. With Bai's character, I personally feel that Qingqing will never be replaced by Moqing, and no matter how numb Bai is, he can't completely treat him as the same person.

After catching up with the latest chapter, it is obvious that the author's story framework is very stable. The main text promotes the main line very steadily, and there are also side lines. The if also fills out the overall story perception. The reason for deducting 1 star is that sometimes the paragraphs are written in a stream of consciousness? Maybe it's because my brain can't wrap my head around it, but I can understand the meaning. The if line completes the ending of the main text very well. I feel that the ending of the main text is like a dream ending, too comfortable, with the kind of depressing comfort, and if gave me another feeling of life. Although it is not an absolutely good ending, it is well connected. I think the title of the chapter also refers to the question at the end of the text. If she had no past, would she still be her? It's not only what Jiye asks the new students, but also what Moqing asks of his past self. If he hadn't had those experiences, would Jiye still be like this to himself? The result of the growth of the new Mo Qing also means that there is still a "good" Ji Ya, at least for Mo Qing, because regardless of whether Mo Qing is the real one in the grave, she and Ji Ya have already become "real" in the process. The new chapter also answers Ji Ya's questions. All the above are personal opinions. I hope that the former friends and senior sisters that Mo Qing knows can show their faces again or do a separate episode. Please give the author a big 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻, especially if I want to see their reactions.

The plot setting is very unique and original. There are a lot of foreshadowings in the front. Although it will be revealed later, for people like me who only read mindless sweet stories, I need to think about it a little.

This master's feelings are really paranoid and deep, but the ending is a bit rushed, and there is a little bit of stream of consciousness. I feel that the foreshadowing is not complete. I am not particularly sure what happened in the past. I still look confused when I see it later. Can there be an extra story about the past life? 🤦🤦🤦🤦

This book deserves a 9.0 Rating. The author has written out the characters, plot, dialogue, and environment. Its demeanor and appearance are also shown one by one. This novel is well written and worthy of being recommended to many people.

Gaga looks great, highly recommended It's just that I can't quite figure out what kind of Taoism Bai Jinyan practices, is it Hehuan [something] or something else, it looks a bit confusing.