Late Ming: Flesh-and-Blood Ascension Versus Cyber Taoist Arts

It's very good-looking and very beautiful. Just think about it, who wouldn't want to beat up a flesh-and-blood aberrant body while possessing the ability to become an immortal? Who doesn't want to excitedly experience various magical adventures inside the Ming Dynasty? All in all, very good. But there is one thing that I feel is very bad, that is, the author dug too much and set too many pitfalls, but I want to understand all the settings, so what should I do? Will there be a summary page to put all the settings together? After all, he didn't reply when I asked, and the only snippets of explanation he had were indeed very fragmentary.

It definitely has the potential to become a masterpiece. The author also gave various notes thoughtfully. Please update it as soon as possible!

Very insightful, you can take a look

That's it for a very good book. . . What a pity

Later, there comes a superhuman system who has succeeded in becoming a saint. He hid in the sun on the first day of time travel.

The system name is awesome, and every time you use it, it's rubbish. No wonder it's still a mess after playing in this world for so long. And the system is too dense, unlike AI

Good, good, good

Very pretty.

When I first read the title, I thought it was a poisonous article, but after reading it, I found that this book is very well written and has potential. The author will update it.

Not bad, not bad, a bit like Warhammer and Stars. Good, not bad, a bit like a stitching between Warhammer and Stars. The stitching is also very good. It looks very smooth. There are no flaws or poisonous spots.