The Cultivator: A Small-Time Nobody

It feels like a tragedy. In the past, the articles I read were all heartless and become sentimental, but in this article, the emotion has become truly heartless. What's the difference between a person becoming desireless and a puppet? Don't know what to think.

Why did it end so suddenly? They were still young. I thought they would be entangled for a long time and experienced a lot.

It's better to just have no CP. Why attack if you are practicing the ruthless way?

Ah, it sucks. It's a pity that I have been chasing this book for so long. This kind of book about cultivating immortality needs to be long to be more readable. There are also a lot of previous foreshadowings that are not well expanded on. I just wrote it when I reached the Nascent Soul stage and it was gone. Moreover, the two protagonists have just become partners and haven't had much interaction. In short, the first part is very good, but the second part is a bit regretful. .

The plot gradually begins to speed up... ()

Kneel down, lick, and commit a cheap attack. I can't live without Shou. The author also prefers Shou. He found a man who kneels, licks, and commits a cheap attack. He will serve him without any regrets. It's disgusting.

It was very attractive from the beginning, and the large-scale environment described was also large. It felt like many maps could be developed, but suddenly it was unfinished.

When I read a very good novel and then it ends badly, I have to take a break. But the front is really nice.

I read the last chapter and was torn about whether to buy the full text. It felt so bad, but after reading half of it, I still liked the setting. Although it is a controlled story, but, well, I can tolerate it.

When I saw the end, I was shocked to realize that it was the main attack, and it was absolutely counter-CP throughout the book.