Great Buddha

What should I say about these two chapters? Are they too passionate? Also, the processing of the battle scenes is too verbose, and every time I have to mention how awesome the 13th turn in the previous life is, and how powerful my skills are after having experienced hundreds of battles. . . This is not something you can just talk about. In the end, you still won a miserable victory, and the gap is a bit big. (The apparent strength actually doesn't matter when reading novels now. Even if you build a foundation and cross two stages with one palm and kill the opponent, you can blame it on your previous life. The main thing is not to fall into the cliché. This kind of calculating and calculating victory is no longer suitable for this version)

I feel relieved after reading this book. The reason I don't like this book is that I can't tell whether it's a game or a time travel. This system can give tasks and I have experience, so why don't I write a game article directly?

Very good, very good, keep up the good work! More updates!

I've given you all the votes. Update. Update.