The Tang Dynasty’s Secret Shadow Bureau

Now that I have written chapter 73, I have only learned one Tiangang supernatural power, and it has not yet reached the state of Dacheng. A rough estimate, it should be around 150 chapters. Based on this calculation, the total completion of the 36 Tiangang supernatural powers should be around 5,400 chapters. For the 72 Earth Demon Techniques, our chapters have been halved. In this way, each of the Earth Demon Techniques needs 75 chapters to complete. It should be about 5,400 chapters to complete. In addition, the slap in the face in the later stage will take about 3,000 chapters, totaling 13,800 chapters. On average, Two updates a day, which takes 6,900 days, plus the number of days I have to take a break during holidays and festivals. As a rough estimate, it will take about 19 years to complete the book. I am in my 30s this year. When I finish the book, I will use my pension to travel around the world.

Why did the protagonist not give it to his father when he drew the Fire Rain and the Golden Steel Talisman at the beginning? Is it to keep it a secret? Then he exchanged it all for money, and didn't even save his father's life. This time, he only lost one of his hands because of his fate! I'm a little confused!

I really liked the setting, but when I saw the opening of a gynecological hospital and it was explained that people who are cultivators of immortality can die from infection, I suddenly didn't want to read it. It's so outrageous that it seems that cultivators of immortality shouldn't get sick so easily except for poisons and injuries.

It looked good at first, but suddenly it became a clone. There are various storylines of clones. What happens without the main body? The storyline is very fragmented and if you don't read it carefully, you will be confused!

The protagonist is a student of Jixia Academy. You need points for spells. You don't need any miscellaneous books. Just make up for the practice world and don't be so passive.

Personally, I think it's well written. I really like this kind of book. I hope I can finish it without ending the eunuch.

The protagonist wanted to keep a low profile and pretend to be bad, but the author's writing was not strong enough, so it became a double ratio.

As expected, I have been a supporting character control all my life 😅 and it's hopeless. I like Sword Sixteen here.

Whether it's the mythical beast donkey or the broken arm of the protagonist's father, they all feel too focused on the plot, and the protagonist has no core. He wants to become stronger in a short time, or reach the peak of immortality, or pursue the right to change the country, or simply live forever, or live a happy life with his family. Everything should have a reason, a goal, or a last resort. And the protagonist obviously has cheats, and the road to immortality is smooth, and he can become stronger with peace of mind, but he has to go to a dead end. Although the author is here, he can jump over it, but is it necessary?

It is obvious that elixirs can improve one's cultivation, but I just don't want to learn alchemy. I insist on buying them.