The World Fears Me

On Naihe Bridge, a boy had already drank 18 bowls of Meng Po soup. When Po Meng saw it, she stopped him: "That's enough! Stop drinking!" The boy's eyes were already crying. He looked at Po Meng and shouted to Po Meng: "But I haven't forgotten her yet!" Po Meng said: "But she can forget you after just one bowl. Do you still remember what she looks like?" The boy cried and replied: "Of course I remember, there is a scar on her face that I will never forget." Po Meng said: "How about another bowl?" The boy fell asleep while drinking. Po Meng looked up at the sky, nodded slightly, and tears flowed from her eyes. A gust of wind blew by, and the veil on Po Meng's face was blown away, revealing a scar... (There is nothing you can do in front of the Naihe Bridge)

This book has a small part of the settings of the Dragon Clan, but it also has some settings of the author. There is no explosive setting of destroying the sky, destroying the earth, and destroying the air. Some of it just unfolds the story line step by step and slowly. [I personally estimate that the word count should be a lot] Of course this is not plagiarism as some people say, it is just borrowing some settings, which is very common in online articles. The author's writing skills and some descriptions are a bit immature, but it is understandable.

It feels like a dragon, but it's more active here. I can't say it's fun, I can only say it's more comfortable.

It looks pretty good at the moment. It has the aura of a dragon, but it's not a dragon. It also feels like the layout is very large. The author's writing skills are pretty good, and it keeps attracting me to read. However, the updates are too slow, and it's always a beast.

The protagonist's character is very close to reality. My real-life friends were bullied and dared not resist. I asked them why! But what do they say if they break someone else? I just don't understand what you should do if someone hits you without even thinking of breaking you! Why do you want to break someone else before they even start fighting? What should you do?

It's a slow-burning novel, and I'd rather impatiently suggest keeping it and slaughtering it during the Chinese New Year!!

It's too slow... It's so slow that it's already written into Qiong Yao's version of the novel. If this continues, I feel like I'm going to be a eunuch.

... Man, writing a book is a bit miserable.

I grabbed the red envelope and came here. Three recommendation votes.

I saw the introduction and sent it to the wrong category. Bar