A Dragon Palace Disciple's Self-Cultivation

The author has a small suggestion for you. Since you have read about the Dragon King of the Four Seas, you should look up the attributes and positions of the Dragon King of the Four Seas. The Dragon King of the East China Sea lives in the east and is the Qinglong, which can control rain, thunder, floods, ocean tides, etc. He is the absolute god of rain Dragon King of the South China Sea, the south belongs to fire, and fire is red, so the Dragon King of the South China Sea is a red dragon that can control fire, real fire, lightning, etc. Living in the West Sea, he is a black dragon. The Dragon King of the West Sea is a black dragon that can control wind convection. It is in charge of the cool climate and weather changes The Dragon King of the North Sea is a white dragon. Because he is located in the remote and cold land of the North Sea, the Dragon King of the North Sea is in charge of weather changes such as snow, hail, freezing and frost

I can't grasp the key point. Why am I writing about a widow? It's unlucky.

The chicken system, God TM decomposes the treasure into itself and combines it into a low-level magic weapon. It's sick.

The writing at the beginning is really poisonous 😅 Among the first twenty chapters, seven of the protagonists are in a state of invisibility. I skipped it directly. I read the comments and said that it was all about a little widow who was rescued. After a few chapters, the action of helping Qingjiao seemed inexplicable. Maybe I looked at it with my crimson eyes and didn't understand whether it was a mission or an injustice. There was also something wrong with the female green dragon. She broke in and killed all the unrelated servants in the courtyard, but she spared the life of the villain who stole her dragon ball. She didn't understand the logic of this thinking. Originally, I saw that this book had many reviews, and I thought the quality would be good, but the beginning is really a little bit toxic, and I don't know what it will be like later on.

Your white dragon protagonist is thinking about cheat's upgrade skills, while being dismissive of the source of silver coins for cheat's upgrade skills. I really wanted to hit him on the head with a shovel. After hiding in the water for a long time, your brain is filled with mud? What logic. The description of Goldfinger is simply a failure. Putting aside Goldfinger, the story is just a daily invincible and carefree flow. If you delete Goldfinger and rewrite it, the same story outline will be better than this one.

Someone has written 1.28 Million words, and I haven't even kissed him. I won't say who it is 😴 Why are there so many monk articles in Qidian? Usually when I meet a beautiful woman in real life, I can't walk, but in the book, the woman is so toxic that I would rather be gay? (I almost forgot about Qingyu, the heroine who is hidden in the world.

Author, if you want to write a group portrait article and delve into the supporting characters, you must remember to use a main line to guide the stories of all the supporting characters, so that they can express their own character traits in their respective plots without getting rid of the will and influence of the protagonist. Otherwise, if you don't mention the protagonist in three chapters, it will be very strange to read. Also, I really can't understand anything in your introduction.

Why do you have the nerve to mention the words "genius flow"? Has this time traveler graduated from elementary school?

After reading more than fifty chapters, I just feel that the protagonist is not likeable at all

The cheats and strength are vague, and the protagonist is doing things here and there with a hammer and a stick. It feels like this book has no main line. The author just writes wherever he thinks. If it weren't for the Westward Journey, it would have been completed in two hundred chapters. It seems quite boring, but it's just that I often end up traveling thousands of miles away. Moreover, the protagonist is just a fool, so he doesn't need to be embarrassed. If you can click 2,000 silver coins once, it will take half a month to reach the level of cultivation. However, if you don't click it, what's the logic of spending time cultivating? Silver coins are related to the use of gold fingers, and I have not studied clearly. When you were worshiped in Xiaohe, you got more than 10,000 silver coins, which is enough for you to spend several months practicing. Isn't it right to think of ways to earn silver coins? It's a bit boring. The protagonist is just upgrading for the sake of upgrading. He has no goals and is too adrift. He feels like a tool man.