The Dragon King’s Ring

1. The protagonist suddenly enters an unfamiliar place, and the sense of immersion is very weak. He has not even accepted the world view. He is focused on completing the mission and has no time to pick up girls. 2. The protagonist initially believed that Jing and Rong were the official couple and never had any other thoughts.

After reading the first few chapters, my only feeling is that the protagonist is too cowardly, which makes it difficult to read.

I watched part of it, and all I want to say is, can you please stop dragging in traditional Chinese martial arts? Martial arts and traditional Chinese martial arts, and you insist on linking different skill levels together, like Hong Qigong and Huang Yaoshi being at the peak of the Transcendent Realm—what a load of rubbish!

The protagonist the author wrote is practically superfluous. He wanders around aimlessly, doing absolutely nothing.

The interpersonal relationships depicted in this book are the work of an idiot.

What a load of rubbish! Water Margin, Romance of the Three Kingdoms? Just three different worlds, utterly worthless!

This is poorly written, rambling prose.

Author, you took the family member of someone who wanted to break your leg as your disciple. Don't you think that's cruel? It's a good outcome if they don't have any contact at all; they're practically in-laws now! 😰😰

Reading has no limits, pretending to be on an air cushion

Autumn waters blend seamlessly with the vast sky, the setting sun and solitary mist fly together, ahahahaha