
Travel Through Fantasy and Become a BOSS
穿越玄幻当BOSS
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 517k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Eastern Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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My personal opinion on this book
How can I put it, after reading a few chapters, I feel that the author may not be able to write more. Here, I will take "Master Gu" as an example. Everyone in it has their own characteristics, and the supporting characters will also show their own roles. It can be said that the author of Master Gu, Master Gu, has always grasped the One degree, and because there are too many protagonists in this book, I think it should not be able to describe the characteristics of those protagonists. For example, in the first few chapters, the protagonist actually made Fang Yuan have negative emotions. It seems that the author has either never seen Master Gu, or does not know the protagonist Fang Yuan very well. In addition, the article says that the protagonist's father relies on the protagonist to conjure up magical elixirs and other magical things. If it were a normal fantasy novel, if Zy had a normal mind, I guess the protagonist's father would have relied on tricks such as soul searching to find out how the protagonist obtained these things. . . How should I put it? It feels like the author went too far and couldn't write it at all. It's a pity that this book
The idea, outline, and theme are all very good. It has the potential to become a god, but the more I write, the more confusing it becomes. It feels like there is no continuity between the previous and the following chapters. I hope I can make up for it.
No, the main character is quite sultry and it's a good watch.
Here I go, I just got into the trap, I've read a few chapters, and I haven't seen whether the main character is called Fang Xuan or Fang Kun.
I really like this kind of subject matter, and it was pretty good. But I am disgusted with how the author describes the other protagonists. After all, they are all masterpieces that I have been looking forward to and chasing for all those years. How can I put it, it is a pity. There is another person who thinks it's okay to be a bit skinny, but I think it's a bit childish if the whole plot is skinny.
Laotai, are you sure the protagonist of Emperor Domination is in it? Don't get ruined! That crow has been planning for thousands of lives.
Fang Yuan dares to write, let me test the poison
What is written is a hammer, do you understand what it is written?
I just read the introduction, and the contents of the introduction should be a hodgepodge. There are many books like this.
Dare to ask you guys
As a saint in the middle stage, can I resist the poison of this book? Note: I don't have a body that is invulnerable to all poisons I hope fellow Taoists can clear up my doubts.
Come on, come on. If you have the ability, write me as Dr. Chen. If I don't arrange things clearly for you all, you will look down on me, Dr. Chen.
Sure! But things got messy later on
To be honest, among the novels I have read, the only novels that describe past lives that are particularly powerful and mysterious, with complete and coherent plots, and few flaws, are Li Qiye in "Emperor" and Yan Shisan in "Blood Chong Xian Qiong".
Hand in hand not a continuation
Is the Emperor the real Emperor?