[Slow heat] [No heroine] [Decisive in killing] [Cruel and ruthless] [Villain]
[According to readers who are tired, I will revise it from the first chapter on August 18th!
Pei Guanlan is the seventh sequence of Taiwei Holy Land.
As gentle as jade, humble and polite, he is recognized as a righteous gentleman throughout the Eastern Wasteland.
Until one day, he saw the destiny hidden above the heads of all living beings.
The ancient medicine master is hidden in the ring of the down-and-out young man.
The useless prince joins the chat group of all heavens.
Disciples from poor families can obtain treasures by signing in every day.
The Reborn Supreme knows all future opportunities.
The book wearer regards the entire world as a plot that has already been written.
They turn misfortune into good fortune and disaster into good fortune.
If they lose a treasure, they will gain a stronger inheritance.
If their engagement is broken off, the whole family is destined to pay the price.
Everyone believes that they are the real protagonists of this era.
Pei Guanlan just smiled and wiped the sword.
"Don't be nervous."
"Pei is not here to compete with you for opportunities."
"I only want your lives."
Reader comments
The following is only my personal opinion. I prefer reading this type of book, and I feel that this book is more attractive to me, but I feel that the characters in this book are different, especially from the dialogue point of view, their dialogues are basically in the same tone, although not to the level of The Riddler. It is a bit strange for everyone to talk like this, and I also know that this highlights their intelligence and intelligence. . The second thing is that I think the fighting scenes are relatively flat, not like descriptions, like narrations, but too flat. I feel that I don't see any action descriptions. Many of them are conversational, like reciting lines, so I can't describe how intense the fighting is.
Of course, this only represents my own thoughts (no other meaning, stack up stack up stack)
It's pretty good, not the kind of mindless way of wiping out the Son of Destiny or something like that.
The character of Ning Hongyi is really well portrayed, but now it seems that Luo's death is so sudden, especially compared with the male protagonist who spent so much effort to kill the child of destiny.
But overall it's still well written 😊
Not bad, worth a try
Okay, it looks good, pity my red clothes [crying]
I'm really looking forward to reading the rest. I don't know what will happen next. It's a very good novel.
It's very good. It's not the same cookie-cutter book about killing Destiny's Child. It has good detailed descriptions and character creation.
So far it looks good and worth pursuing
To understand, the author's outline is to kill all the children of destiny, or is it selective? In addition, the character of the protagonist at the beginning of the book was mentioned before, but has not been seen since.
Not bad, quite interesting
Come on, Ollie
It's pretty cool, looking forward to the follow-up
The following is only my personal opinion. I prefer reading this type of book, and I feel that this book is more attractive to me, but I feel that the characters in this book are different, especially from the dialogue point of view, their dialogues are basically in the same tone, although not to the level of The Riddler. It is a bit strange for everyone to talk like this, and I also know that this highlights their intelligence and intelligence. . The second thing is that I think the fighting scenes are relatively flat, not like descriptions, like narrations, but too flat. I feel that I don't see any action descriptions. Many of them are conversational, like reciting lines, so I can't describe how intense the fighting is. Of course, this only represents my own thoughts (no other meaning, stack up stack up stack)
It's pretty good, not the kind of mindless way of wiping out the Son of Destiny or something like that. The character of Ning Hongyi is really well portrayed, but now it seems that Luo's death is so sudden, especially compared with the male protagonist who spent so much effort to kill the child of destiny. But overall it's still well written 😊
Not bad, worth a try
Okay, it looks good, pity my red clothes [crying]
I'm really looking forward to reading the rest. I don't know what will happen next. It's a very good novel.
It's very good. It's not the same cookie-cutter book about killing Destiny's Child. It has good detailed descriptions and character creation.
So far it looks good and worth pursuing
To understand, the author's outline is to kill all the children of destiny, or is it selective? In addition, the character of the protagonist at the beginning of the book was mentioned before, but has not been seen since.
Not bad, quite interesting Come on, Ollie
It's pretty cool, looking forward to the follow-up