
A Professional Substitute Gets Cheat Powers in Cultivation
专业替身开挂修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 177k Words
- Genre
- Baihe (GL)
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
60Chapters
457Favorites
10.0Score
156Nutrient gifts
1.3kClicks per chapter
72Comments
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Reader comments 31
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I laughed so hard that I felt sleepy in class. Hahaha. It's true that I started to fall into coma as soon as I got to the classroom.
This setting is very good. One of the few I have finished watching is that the koi fish always seems to be a bit behind.
It's too short, and there's no attack... 555
What a quick book, with a good setting.
Hahahaha, the author is so funny
Hahahahahahaha, it's so funny. Why is no one reading this? It's free.
Wow, it's Xiao Gu and Xiao Hu
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah kiss
Why do you feel like the koi became stupid after regaining its memory?
So why should Li Jin's spiritual veins be sealed? Afraid of her taking risks? But in such an environment, giving her the ability to protect herself is better than any other protection, right? And does the little koi think Li Jin is weak? But I think Li Jin is quite strong in the plot. At least if Li Jin comes along, there will be basically no crisis this time. Then, Li Jin told her to go with him and would protect her. As a scholar who had traveled a hundred years and was a cultivator in the world of immortality, why did she feel that Koi didn't trust her very much, as if she would break if she bumped into her? Li Jin trusted her and trusted himself, but Koi didn't have the same trust. (Disclaimer: The above and the comments in the previous chapter are only my personal incomprehension and do not mean to criticize the author or the work.)