Siheyuan: Tempering the Heart in the Mortal World

After reading fifty-four chapters, I can only say that the author should work hard. After all, it's just the beginning. I don't know if it will stretch my hips later. Now it's still laying the groundwork. There are so many chapters in just one courtyard. I'll check it out later.

Why did you go there even though you knew it was an animal courtyard?

It just feels very watery.

I read dozens of chapters and kept explaining what happened in my previous life. I can't cultivate as an immortal, so why should I see it so clearly? How about you give Hongmeng to me?

Every time I go to a new place, I want to describe where the soil for this brick came from, how much water was added to burn, how much firewood was burned for how long, and who transported it here. You know nonsense literature?

I suggest that when writing novels in the future, we start from the beginning of Pangu. Even if we fart, we should introduce and describe it in detail.

The introduction in the front is awesome, the rest is all about urban cultivators, and the front is all about memoirs, right?

Speechless, indecisive, ruthless in killing the Japanese in big matters, handling human relations in small matters, endlessly lecturing others, and not decisive at all [pinch]

I feel dizzy when I read it. The explanations and introductions are always lengthy and boring.

What nonsense did you write?