The Journey of the Son of the Jobless Reincarnation Star and Luo Qixi

I give you the most direct, truthful, penetrating, naked, harshest, sharpest, most profound, most realistic, most unadorned, least roundabout, least circuitous, least tortuous, most heart-wrenching, most hard-core, most straightforward, most neat, most refreshing, most Decisive, the least ink-writing, the least procrastinating, the least sloppy, the most poignant, the most ruthless, the least humane, the least showy, the most disrespectful, the most to the point, the most straight to the point, the most straightforward, the most direct, the most direct to the core answer: Not bad

Come on author, it's so beautiful and very enjoyable! I am looking forward to the protagonist's subsequent growth more and more, come on, author!

It's okay, it's a good grass, slightly poisonous, and the daily writing is pretty good, and the author has his own little ingenuity. The protagonist is a pure genius.

Great and interesting. Can be tasted

[Thinking] Not bad, it depends on the settings.

What I wrote can be considered as T1 in Tomato [laughs]

It looks good so far, but the Luo Qixi written in the novel is a bit too mature. In fact, the Luo Qixi in the novel often makes small mistakes and is a bit reckless.

Not bad, good-looking [admiration] [admiration]

I need a cover