The Cat Immortal

I've read it all, and it's very well written. As for some people complaining about poison, they probably only saw the foreshadowing in the first part and didn't understand it, thinking it was just another mindless revenge story. In fact, the rest of it is very exciting, with flesh-and-blood characters and various intellectual games, which makes people constantly surprised. And this book inexplicably reminds me of "You Are Strong But Now You Are Mine" written by Gou Tingri. The country has similar internal and external troubles, similar steampunk technology, and powerful warriors. But that book has written more than 400 chapters, and the basics have been laid out. Various bright and dark lines are intertwined, and a magnificent world has been described. Now I still hope that the author of Mao Zhenren's book will not collapse. I am very much looking forward to the subsequent plot. At least, don't be an eunuch, and depict the wonderful world created by you, the author, for our readers

It's not easy for Brother Squidward to write a book. Everyone will get a free recommendation ticket to make Brother Squidward even more motivated! Otherwise, what should I do if the book's grades are poor and it's cut?

I have been following your book for more than ten years.

I really liked this book, but some of the content was really awkward, so I subscribed for a little bit and put it on the bookshelf to gather dust. This time, I read a little bit more after the limited subscription. This awkward feeling not only did not disappear, but became stronger and stronger. When I saw Chapter 147, I couldn't help but come to complain: I thought maliciously that Cao An's so-called assists were actually a means to tie Shen Yu to the world. Shen Yu's ability is too buggy. There is no way to limit him before the number of times is used up. Shen Yue doesn't know where he is. Shen Yu is simply alone and has no worries. No one can stop him if he does evil. Therefore, in order to restrict and guide Shen Yu, Cao An used various means to pull Shen Yu out of his own world, including favors, beauty assists, etc. From a practical point of view, I agree with what Cao An did to Shen Yu. This was to put a peerless sharp blade into a scabbard and avoid undue harm. However, when I looked at it from the perspective of half Shen Yu and half outsider, I found that Shen Yu was imprisoned by Cao An. Teacher Wu, sisters, and Shi Jingxing were Cao An's hidden tools, although they did not know it and even felt that they were repaying "Shen Yu's kindness", although Shen Yu might be happy to accept it. But in fact, they were all used by Cao An. "Shen Yu's kindness" was not all Shen Yu's intention. Although I think Shen Yu would have made such a decision if he knew about it, the fact is that he did not know about it, and Cao An's arrangement took over the process. This means that Cao An has become a key figure. Shen Yu's contribution is less than his gain. Teacher Wu and the others' contribution is greater than the gain from Shen Yu. Cao An has essentially gained favors from both of them. This gave me a very awkward feeling - Shen Yu was being controlled, Teacher Wu and the others were being used, Cao An used his intermediary role to achieve his own goals, everything was reasonable, everything was beautiful, everything was awkward. That's it, the above is just my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

Damn it, after almost a year, I finally remembered my account password, right?

When I saw Chapter 428, I really felt like I couldn't read on. In a nutshell, this book is a romance novel about a little wolfdog in fantasy skin and several female domineering CEOs. I thought it was quite interesting at first, but when I came back to think about it, I felt very uncomfortable and suddenly I couldn't stand it anymore.

It was very awkward and frustrating to watch. The main character was good at what he did, but the plot arranged by the author made people watch more and more like a romance. Every time the main character was forced to do this, and was plotted by n people, and became bound to n women and then had to do it for them. How can I put it, very unhappy. I originally wanted to read it as a refreshing novel, but in the end I was really tired.

The protagonist is too passive After seeing the limited exemption, he came in and watched for a while, and saw the incident on the other side of the door. What I want to say is that whether it is Du Jia or Xiao Qiao at the beginning, the actions of the protagonist and the development of the plot are completely driven by the supporting characters. The protagonist will not take the initiative to do anything at all, just like when you arrive in a new world, wouldn't you understand the general things? As far as I know, there are two countries. The protagonist has never been in the same city. He has been passive until he fell into a whirlpool and finally relied on cheats to make a comeback. Moreover, it was extremely depressing when he was trapped, and it was not satisfying to come back later. As a result, I don't want to read the next update at all. Moreover, the protagonist is still a bottom-line arrogant person. How should I put it, he just pretends to be serious on the surface, and then gets inside whenever something happens. The scandal could have completely escaped, and then been used by Cao An. Yes, it was used. No matter how upright he said he was for the country and the people, it was not Cao An's life that was consumed. Moreover, the protagonist was obviously going to leave, so he called Teacher Wu and the others over to keep the protagonist, and then the protagonist tried his best. I saw this kind of ten-condition setting once in junior high school, and it was the Dragon Clan (now it's stretched). If you had written this book before, it would definitely be popular. But it's 2020 and we're still doing this. Reading an online article would make me depressed for a long time, but in the end, I feel relieved when I turn the tables. So, I left my brother Meng, got a little depressed, and went online to play Genshin Impact.

There are a small number of good reviews, but when I opened it, I found it to be average and a little bit poisonous! You can also brag

I just looked at a few pictures, and I want to ask how many women appear in this book. Is it a harem novel? If so I can only say goodbye.