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I don't understand why those who write about Jiang Ye and other people must worship Master as their teacher! Now that the exercises are systematic or you can master them and understand them at a glance, do you still need a teacher? Is worshiping the Master a way to learn how to be a good person? You have already had a previous life, so it is difficult to shape your outlook on life! The main character of Jiang Ye worships his Master because he doesn't know how to practice Kung Fu!

Red wall and white snow, I hope you like it!

I drove a Mercedes-Benz under Mount Tai, snatched a little milk baby's milk, caught a sheep in the wild, cut down a willow tree to make a fire, cooked the sheep in a dark pot, and after eating, used a bone to make a trap, and caught a big black dog to guard the bronze palace I stole 😏

It's not rigorous. It is said in Wu Dong Qian Kun that Dou Qi cannot be cultivated in other worlds. When anti-inflammation soars, you have to change the system!

I don't know why, but the author has never come back from writing about protagonists replacing other people's identities. He clearly wrote Jiang Ye and Zhu Xian quite well, but why is there such a cliff-like collapse from the beginning of Fairy Sword? And since you wrote about the symbiotic relationship between the protagonist and the heroine, then you should write it well. In Fairy Sword, you can actually become a Shushan sword master and a moon-worshiping deputy leader. Hasn't the protagonist already replaced the system flow? Has the heroine become the new host? How can it still be like this? The writing of the subsequent world is also inexplicable. Even the identity of the villain has been arranged. The fate in the deadlock. Even some people in the small world could not do it. Now it is so awesome that the biggest boss has been replaced. Then I can only remove you from the bookshelf.

The biggest failure was taking Mo Shanshan with him

I am invincible in the world. If I don't love mountains, I love Quni.

Is this book a single female protagonist? Can there be more female leads? If we only write about Jiang Ye, then one heroine or multiple heroines will be fine, but Zhu Tianwen's single heroine feels weird.

It is recommended that there be no heroine or multiple heroines, and a single heroine has unlimited flow. If the heroine does not follow suit, she will feel like a tool.

First advice: I haven't watched World Night, nor the TV series. Maybe fans of the original work won't be affected, but I really can't understand it. Many of the plots are boring. I wonder what the pig's feet are involved in? If you don't see this world, will it affect the viewing experience of the next world?