Cultivation in the Late Ming Dynasty

A very good novel from the late Ming Dynasty. It combines history with fairy tales. The protagonist is passionate and righteous and decisive in killing. The national plot is in line with my concept. It is neither a virgin nor a harem. I like it very much. It's just that the author's writing style is a little immature. I hope the author can pay more attention to it. In that case, I believe that the performance of this book will be even higher. I also hope that the author can check it after finishing it and correct the typos. Finally, I would like to say a word to the author, try to update, stick to it, and don't go to the palace...

As we all know, historical texts that add elements of cultivation are almost invariably poisonous. I can't say that this book is completely non-toxic, but the collision of the two elements is well kneaded together by the author. It doesn't feel awkward, come on, support me

I hope the author can stay true to his original intention, especially when it comes to character setting, and not follow what others say.

Not bad, keep up the good work! I believe the results will be better if the supporting characters are further developed to make their characters more distinct. (Just don't be a clown)

The idea is very novel, Ming Mo + Xiu Zhen. I haven't read the content yet, so I just like it based on this idea.

Wow, wow, come on, Lao Zhao, put it on the shelves

I came here specifically from Han's book. It has no crotch. Can you sit down without kneeling?

Liu Bowen cut off the dragon's veins and it's already the end of the world! Is it possible that there are so many powerful immortals?

The update is too slow and the popularity has disappeared (´･_･`)

The hero feels so cocky, the strong man is back, it's so cool to watch!

Let's not talk about making up history randomly, let's talk about where did so many cannons come from when the slaves were founded? A few crudely made cannons can accurately hit a person. . . . Not even rifled guns, right?

One more beast? If you're in a good mood, just update one or two more times?

I finally found a book on cultivation in the late Ming Dynasty. My setting is that monks cannot interfere with the general situation of mortals under the law of heaven. The death of the Ming Dynasty and the rise of the Qing Dynasty are the will of God, so all monks stand aside and watch. The protagonist interferes with the secular world as a cultivator, and the way of heaven is deepened. The cultivator can obtain supreme merit by killing the protagonist. Even if it doesn't lead to the great way, I won't regret it.

Why isn't it updated? JJ yet?

Water experience slightly,,,,,,,,.