Starting with Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, I Solo the Gods and Demons of the Heavens

It's wonderful. The character Lao Wang portrays the dream life of many middle-aged men, which is freedom, debauchery, spontaneity and no restraint. And there's a lot of gold and material.

This book is pretty good without Lao Wang. It's a pity. I don't know what the author was thinking.

There is a reason why it is not popular. The summary after reading the whole article is that you are a pretty girl who eats soft food, and eats the soft food of several women, and then gives the gift that one of the women gave you to another woman 😅

You can call me a bitch, but does it have anything to do with a six or seven-year-old girl? Although he is a monster and kills whenever he wants, he doesn't say what he has done. Has he ever killed or harmed anyone?

I don't understand the author. If he wants to avenge his brother, why does he write about the abbot's loss of virginity, the decline of his cultivation, and the feeling of being without moral integrity, which is getting more and more superficial. It's really strange that such a good book has to be popular, ugh

Can Zhang Yuner, the heroine, be written more simply and whiningly?

Please follow me. I don't have any money to reward you. Quan Ding still has some.

The author has a character setting that I don't quite understand. A woman who looks like a King Kong Barbie or a sumo wrestler is calling Brother Ranran in a voice similar to Lin Chiling. How can a normal man be so willing to talk about the future? The identity of the heroine was really too deliberately arranged. It would be better to just become the younger sister.

There's a reason why books aren't popular, and it's pointless to forcefully suppress the main character.

I only see upgrading, giving skill points, and upgrading skills. The protagonist is still an ordinary person, and the skills are like foreign objects.