Cuiying Pavilion

The ideas are clear and the plot is well arranged. Good luck to the author↖(^ω^)↗

Take away 20 chapters first, come on.

Watch a few a day and catch up slowly. It is written in a more classical style and seems to have a calming effect.

Finished the chase, waiting for the update Speaking of which, can a bunch of people without a city government defeat the cunning and cunning king? It is estimated that there will be a price to pay. Although the fox has the trump card, the power of the king cannot be underestimated.

The plot arrangement is good, the writing is good, and overall it's pretty good. Come on, I look forward to becoming a god soon.

I haven't seen many posts, so I'll join in the fun. I have only read a few dozen chapters, and the protagonist is still practicing Qi at the outer door. The biggest feeling in these dozens of chapters is that the author is a talker, and the protagonist is a boy who gives money. Many of the protagonists are not proud of themselves, and some regard themselves as civilian monks, which sounds very thoughtful. But sometimes why give up what you deserve? It's okay to get less rewards from the previous team tasks, but the people who did the subsequent tasks wanted to kill him, but they didn't fight him. Then the protagonist not only let the people go, but also heard that they were going to save people and gave away their own mission items. Although there were many, why did the protagonist refuse the other party's exchange request and insist on giving them away for free? There is also the content of the body training liquid. Because of my civilian status, it is understandable that I want to benefit other people, but the research and development is not my own, and the supply is not my own. Apart from being a test product, the protagonist seems to have made no contribution to this body training liquid. Then why did the protagonist decide to use this thing to fulfill his wish to benefit other poor monks? Isn't the fairest thing in the world to provide others with an opportunity for equal exchange? Then there is the physical training technique that absorbs spiritual energy from the outside world. The author explains that the essence of the technique is just to absorb spiritual energy from the outside world, but the person who teaches the protagonist the technique is called Master Xueyun, right? How could he have such a nickname if he had no experience in killing people and practicing martial arts? How can such a person speak out about other people's problems in a high-sounding way? It doesn't matter if this kind of technique meets a person with integrity, but if it meets someone with a lower limit, doesn't it create a demon? If you are really afraid of losing the tradition, shouldn't the technique itself be modified so that it cannot absorb spiritual energy from the blood? There is also the problem of the author's talkativeness. Basically every chapter of these dozens of chapters has the author talking in this chapter. Although this can reflect the author's emphasis and love for the book, to be honest, it kind of disturbs the continuity of reading. I feel that the author's writing is a bit Buddhist, just farming, upgrading, fighting monsters and practicing martial arts, which feels like a running account. Also, after getting the Tao Te Ching, the main character comprehends the contents of the book and appears many times in the chapter. This does not mean that there is anything wrong with this behavior, but why is the content of the Tao Te Ching written in large paragraphs? To be honest, I feel a bit suspicious of the word count. Of course, it doesn't make sense if the water word count is not listed. I really think this book is pretty good, so I'm a little bit more grumbling, but I'll continue reading, hoping to see some growth in the protagonist. And this weird behavior of giving things away has been restrained.

Is it better for the male protagonist Li Shoupu in this book to have long hair or short hair? Please give me your opinion, I plan to make a picture

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The Cuiying Cloud Staircase is magical, half in the world and half in the sky. Working diligently will make up for the shortcomings, and perseverance will eventually lead to enlightenment. (Chapter 21)

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