The River Earl Attains the Dao

I can't stand it anymore, I can't stand it anymore, the first fifty chapters have a Buddhist mentality, a good old man, and his destiny is controlled by other people's hands. The next fifty chapters are full of passion, and the characters' interactions, speech, and behavior give people the feeling of being gay. Gay is gay. I really like the subject matter, but it really doesn't suit me, so I gave up on it. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it

I have to say that it is really comfortable to read such a fresh book at the beginning of the rampant fast food literature.

Explain the reasons for the author's work? See for yourself.

Not enough 😢 More updates would be great

The change in the realm of cultivation is too sudden. In the first realm, there is no combat power. In the second realm, one can transform into the sky and enter the earth. He is omnipotent. It is expected to collapse in the later stage. The merits come too suddenly. If it rains next time and is thanked by some little monsters, will there be merits? The people who fight earthquakes and provide disaster relief among the human race are probably going to become immortals through meritorious deeds. The protagonist in the first realm can cause clouds and rain at will, but when it comes to Jiaolong who has been practicing for hundreds of years, he has a particularly rare ability. The fox ancestor's inner elixir is easily assimilated with no reaction. The little demon who has just entered the second realm deserves the attention of an empress-level figure? The emperor and the empress are so idle. The little demon who has just transformed has just entered the heaven and becomes a divine king. After being transformed by the same person for countless years, people nod and bow. In the world of cultivation, isn't it true that the strong are respected and surpassed? I feel more and more that the eunuch will collapse in the later stage.

He wrote another book, and He Bo asked

Uncomfortable, Travels of the Gods and Ghosts, and He Bo's Enlightenment, two of my favorite Shinto novels are all in the palace. Can you guys tell me, are there any other good Shinto novels?

The story of the protagonist rescuing the half-demon was not very well written. There must have been a lot of people who got poisoned and abandoned the book.

Dirty joke: The leader was giving a report on the stage, and a busty waiter came over to pour tea. The leader was fascinated. The secretary coughed and reminded him. The leader came back to his senses and slapped his head in embarrassment. Said: "Look at my breasts, what did I just say!"

What a pity. Don't stop updating.