Everything I Brew Has a 100% Success Rate

Well, after reading the previous part, I feel that the author went a little off track. Judging from the title, the author's book should be a refreshing novel, but as mentioned above, the author's world of cultivating immortals is relatively realistic and cruel. So, normally, this should be a get away style, where the world is difficult, but for the protagonist, it is an easy mode, making the readers more relaxed and happy. But the author's actual feeling for me is a bit nondescript. The protagonist seems cold, but has no independent opinion. He is easily controlled by others. He does not give full play to his own advantages and does not have the freedom and ease of cultivating immortals. He is a bit inferior. Personal opinion, for reference only. 🤐

I've read Chapter 30 of this book, and it's a bit... Strange. It's a red light armor-defying technique. The male protagonist has to deal with about 7 opponents. Four of them know it, but the male protagonist doesn't. Um... Is this a cherished skill? Guan Yue also arranged for the male protagonist again and again, and the male protagonist really saved her... Appearance really determines the survival rate. The two negotiated to share the spoils. If Guan Yue's gender was not female, I think the male protagonist would have killed him and kept him to himself. The other opponents used templates to let me know how to die as soon as they appeared. It is said that mortals are cruel to cultivate immortals. People who cultivate immortals should have some wisdom. They singled them out one by one, so as not to have any backup plan. The hero makes a superficial friend, and when the friend dies, he gives him books... This... What? Oh…

I haven't read the book yet! I just wanted to watch it after reading the introduction! Look down and see the last update a month ago! …

To put it simply, it's just mediocre. The book is pretty good, but it's not my type.

The writing is very bland, and there is almost no feeling of excitement. Although the text is good, the style is not obvious, and the battle is also very vague. Anyway, keep writing, at least it can be regarded as a food and can be read.

Have you finished writing the outline? Don't forget that there's another eunuch in the back. I've been tricked a lot, so I'm a little scared.

Not bad, a very good book, worth reading. The writing is great.

Like, you didn't delete the book when you posted the outline ending last time, but you updated it today. Do you still follow the outline?

I don't even use pig's feet for such big gold fingers. I think it looks better without gold fingers.

I thought the first few pictures were masterpieces, but they are inexplicable.