A Qing Dynasty Rebirth: Turning the Tide

To be honest, this is the most enjoyable novel about traveling through the Qing Dynasty and cultivating immortals that I have read, although some of the plots are a bit tasteless and the ending is relatively fast-paced. But one grudge that has satisfied me for a long time is that those heaven-defying immortal cultivators did not rebel but instead fought with some women in the backyard. Anyway, as far as I am concerned, if I wear it clearly, if I don't have a gold finger or if the gold finger is very weak, I will definitely be obscene and underdeveloped. If there was such a golden finger as cultivating immortals, which could be said to be against the heavens, then I would have to go to heaven and be wronged for fighting for a public cucumber. That does not exist.

I have to say, the ending is really good, but killing the fourth master and becoming the queen without talking about love is worthy of praise? Spreading flowers?

I read it all in one go, it was very interesting. Sprinkle flowers~

Damn it, Ryukyu is the old name of Taiwan. The author's history was handed down by a physical education teacher. Even if Taiwan doesn't deal with us now, there's no need to be so crazy. I'm almost embarrassed by it.

Isn't Ryukyu located in Taiwan? Did I remember it wrong?

The heroine can suppress Nan Zhu very well

Sweat This is also quite miserable It's just a mistake, right?

I read a Qing Dynasty article before, and the fourth master was very good. But now I see that Yinzhen is dead. The heroine is so cruel. I can't accept it for a while. It seems that I can't love such a powerful heroine!

No more extras? ? ?

Congratulations on the completion of the novel~Spread flowers, spread flowers, spread flowers~