Walking Alone Across the Myriad Worlds

This book is quite well written, especially the protagonist. It can be said that this protagonist is particularly free. Although he gave up his prominent identity and rich resources, the character Lu Qi is designed to be a person who values ​​the country more than his family. He could personally give away his infant son for the Sui Dynasty ten years ago. Ten years later, he will not sacrifice the protagonist for the Sui Dynasty again? Therefore, once the protagonist returns to the palace, the fate of the protagonist is not necessarily controlled by the protagonist himself.

In my humble opinion, this book is quite comfortable to read now. Although I can see a lot of familiar shadows in it, it is just a shadow after all, and it is still an original plot. Secondly, I have some thoughts about the protagonist. Now the protagonist can be said to have one of the biggest backgrounds on the entire road. This is a very huge advantage, which can actually be used. First, the protagonist can use the cheap daddy to form a force, either overtly or covertly, but it is best to covertly. After all, unless your ability is unparalleled in the world, it is better to have numbers. Second, from the current perspective, Cheap Daddy is full of flags. If he loses, the protagonist can make several preparations. First, he can inherit his power, but he must also shoulder his responsibilities. Second, he can use this throne power to do some trading articles to strengthen himself. Third, he can give up directly. In the early stage, reincarnation will be the main focus, and in the later stage, he will consider using butterflies to get rid of him. If Cheap Dad is not cool, you can also use Cheap Dad or Da Sui to obtain rich resources. Anyway, come on! ! !

The setting at the beginning is extremely poisonous! The prince of Zhenbei is acting as a hostage to a neighboring country. This is really lowering your IQ.

I finished reading it in one sitting today. I really feel very good. I recommend and support it with the monthly pass. I feel very good. It does convey a bit of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. I hope I can continue to work hard.

It feels like the author wants to have an outline similar to the One-Life Master, with a writing style in the snow.

Rubbish novels and vulgar routines, I just want to say it out. If you have the ability, you will follow the Internet cable to bite me? Hehe! This novel really disgusted me.

😁😁😁😁😁Good book, support

Don't get involved with this book, as that could easily lower your tone.

Imitate Xue Zhong's writing style, the setting of the Samsara Palace in I, the Wudang and heroine of Chunyang Martial God, and the nihilistic historicism, which is tangible but not divine.

Is the author so friendly to the people? Then add some juice!