Fortune Guides Me to the Ninth Heaven

This building is for detoxification. This novel is very good and it is a rare female protagonist who practices physical education. It feels great to resist an epee! The character is good, and the plot is okay, but the heroine is a bit careless. I have to say that I am very lucky to be able to go smoothly with the heroine's IQ in the cruel environment of the immortal world. In short, it is a good novel. I stopped reading it when I saw the overbearing president. I really couldn't stand the male protagonist named Mo Shisha, and the changes after the heroine met the hero. The following is what I personally think is very poisonous. If I insist on going to the overbearing president, I will inevitably die! Alas~hate! Hatred! Hatred! ! 1-This article has cp! This article has cp! 2-The heroine's IQ will be disconnected when she meets the male protagonist. When the heroine was injured in more than 110 chapters, the domineering president went online directly, Tu! Kill! Complete! Field! 3-There are a lot of modern vocabulary in it, such as complaints, burps, inner activities, and character dialogues.

Comrades, the contract status has been changed, 🌹🌹

At first glance, you can tell that Wrinkle Molin is the male protagonist. Why? Because the female protagonist's IQ plummeted when she met him. I don't like this kind of heroine

Well written, keep up the good work.

Come on😊keep up the good work and strive for better results👍

The heroine's emotional scenes are inexplicable. She has no feelings for her parents and younger brothers, and she has little feelings for the friends she grew up with. She has a deep affection for her masters and senior sisters not long after she became a disciple. She only got along with the senior sister for two or three days. After more than ten years, she hugged the senior sister and cried. It was embarrassing to watch.

I've read hundreds of chapters and I really can't stand it any longer. Didn't you set up a project before writing it? It's okay if you don't write about male protagonists. Why do you give so many male protagonists coy emotional scenes? When writing emotional scenes, you don't write them well. They are coy and coy. It's funny, and there are a lot of typos.

Whether it's physical training, learning swordsmanship or learning martial arts, the author makes it too simple. There isn't even a special technique for body training, and there are no stages or levels of body training. The same goes for swordsmanship. It's all written in one stroke. I hope to change it when I revise the manuscript in the future. This is too exhaustive.

It's almost half a million words, come on＾0＾~ Come on

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