I’m in the City, but the System Insists This Is the Celestial Empire

Treasures that keep getting stronger and keep getting better. In the current situation of the protagonist, there is no need for so many treasures. Changing the daily fairy fate to monthly fairy fate is almost enough. Chapter 50 The protagonist has The third stage Own a pet, wind blood dragon, potential 5 (blood can mutate animals) Titan Potential 9 (Produces Gold) Four spiritual insects, potential 3 (protector) Spirit Rat Potential 4 (Treasure Hunting) Possess the spells Earth Ball Technique, Flying Sword Demon Killing Technique, Disease Killing Technique, and Mysterious Arrow Technique. It's been 50 chapters in the city, and I'm just preparing to participate in the archery competition (the competition hasn't started yet).

The new book supports this system. Isn't this system similar to the one in this book? Is the world of cultivating immortals the world of heaven? It's a bit like a two-world travel story. I actually prefer simulation, but that's okay. This book is quite warm so far, which is normal. It should not be as interesting as the previous book. If there is a female protagonist, it's fine. You can read none, single, or multiplex, but you can't have an ambiguous stallion. I hope the author's new book will do better.

There are not a bunch of brainless villains that make people angry, nor are there endless crises to deal with. There are only a little bit more extraordinary abilities and extraordinary pets. It is very comfortable and reassuring to watch.

It's very good. The author's writing style and imagination are good, which can be seen from the part where the wind turbine turns into a wind monster. As for the score, many people say that the bad point is that there is a family and a green plum. I can only say that the beholder has a different view. The description of green plum does not account for a large proportion. It is mainly concentrated in the branch line of the bow and arrow competition. The protagonist's solipsism is also implemented well, and it is good for his family. The help is limited to using spells to improve the family's physique and bringing spiritual plants to the family restaurant. The tone of this book is fairy adventures with some daily seasoning. One or two fairy adventures are followed by daily descriptions. The scope is still manageable, but it depends on how the transition between the extraordinary and reality is explained later. I prefer the inner and outer world [Chigua]

It's a good read. I've been following it since the last one. I hope it will continue without a female protagonist. It's a very interesting subject matter, the main character is extraordinary on his own, it's cool! There are also cute little stones 😳 So disappointed. I just said that I pursue a peaceful life, and I also commented that I hope I can keep my word and not ask for trouble. As a result, the latest two chapters were written directly like this. The original text ["Isn't this Yaoyao? He was born deaf, his father sold the house, and the cochlear implant failed." "The little girl can hardly hear any sounds, and she can't speak now."] I have been stacking buffs and talking about such a cute little girl. I have saved a lot of them later. The self-healing of the patient mentioned above has caused quite a stir. What he said fell on deaf ears. Did the author think about it when he wrote? You just wrote this in chapter 53 of your front foot [What he has always pursued is an ordinary life. ] Just give me this in Chapter 54, right? The latest two chapters were directly poisonous to me. The male protagonist has practiced the disease-killing order. He used to kill the disease in the hospital, which caused a lot of patients to recover on their own, including cancer patients, which caused a lot of turmoil. As a result, the male protagonist in the latest chapter went to the hospital again, and he also deliberately wrote a little girl, saying what is good and terrible My dear little girl, this little girl was deaf and could not hear, and then the male protagonist immediately rescued her, and later rescued a lot of her, euphemistically calling it "just as if she is destined to be with me". The problem is that he said in front of him that he was pursuing a peaceful life, but he ended up asking for trouble.

It's okay, but it's too routine and I couldn't hold on after reading a few chapters. I've read too much about Cultivation to Immortality. With this kind of daily mission check-in, there should be signs of spiritual energy recovery in the future world, such as catching spiritual fish.

The cliff is not AI. The author's writing is so good. Please do more. There has been a lot of noise in the next door recently. I went to the next door to take a look. The quality of the next door has also declined. The author's book is probably not bad in the next door.

I am the only one who can predict the flow of world background contrast information. There is currently no poisonous point. The protagonist acts very cautiously and considers problems very rigorously.

It's good to read. I hope to keep the previous book's no heroine and no description of appearance. Good luck, author!!

I wanted to give you a full star, but I don't know who got into the habit of procrastination. I only updated three chapters a day, and often stopped updating for no reason. Now I can only give you four stars temporarily. Unless I update three hundred or four hundred chapters a day in the future, I can give you this star back. [Thoughts]