When Myths Come into Reality

Why do you always have to add a sister and open the back door? If you don't have this sister, order all of them after they are put on the shelves. But this sister really makes me unable to stand it. Even if I have a sister, I don't need to open the back door like this. One more suggestion to the author: the protagonist should not end up in this situation. Even if the final match is forced, it must be enough

Although the theme is good, the writing style is a bit awkward. It doesn't look like a cool article, and it doesn't have the feel of a myth. It gave me the feeling that a few ancient people were resurrected and then went to deliver food to the country.

This is a send-off novel for a girl😴😴Goodbye

The power of the country cannot be underestimated. In addition, can that sister be allowed to experience some suffering? Real cultivation does not require opening a back door for her, but building a strong heart for her. The traces of opening a back door are too obvious, and the protagonist's sister does not cherish it.

This protagonist couldn't have been written even if he had suffered from cerebral thrombosis for 10 years.

Don't read this book based on your IQ, otherwise you will feel like you will be dumbed down.

This sister, sister, is really poisonous

Jiantian's sister, are there no records about these people in the history books? It's good that they didn't directly kill your sister. It starts with a girl, why can't I live without a girl?

It was so painful to watch. The scene where Yu Ji was kidnapped could not be written even in the past ten years due to cerebral thrombosis!

The fact that Yu Ji was robbed by a rich second generation was a bug, which brought down her wits.

It's good that the protagonist is bold and his ideas are very innovative. I don't want to finish this book so quickly. I beg the author to stick with it.

It's a very good book. Why don't you write it again? The author is great

Many authors like to set the protagonist's career as an online writer. You taste it, you taste it carefully, but in books like this, none of the protagonists become gods.

Why is it so similar to a resurrection myth? The book that resurrected Xiang Yu at the beginning also has a descendant.

The protagonist should rely on his own strength to cultivate, and the protagonist behind the scenes should be lonely. Author, do you think the protagonist is a god?

In this article, I want to say that the author's writing about Pig's Knuckle is too dark and cold-blooded. They are all Chinese people. Just because of his bad taste. How many people died when the historical figures appeared. In the end, all the ancients came out and there were not many modern people left. What's the point?