My Disciples All Want to Harm Me

I won't talk about combat power for now, since he is the protagonist after all. But just deposing Nascent Soul as an undercover agent made me numb. Are they all saints, so their cultivation is so worthless? Why can't they switch to a normal Jindan undercover? What unique and excellent conditions does the eldest disciple have compared to ordinary Jindan monks in terms of undercover, so that the devil can agree that the eldest disciple would rather destroy his Nascent Soul and become a Jindan to go undercover? ? ? What's the difference between her and ordinary Jindan going undercover? The logic makes no sense at all. . Just for the sake of setting it was forced to be written. . .

The book is not bad. I have read the latest chapter. To be honest, the book is good, but not many people read it. The author should not be discouraged. At worst, he will give up. (Of course, the ending must be given.) I really like it. I have always given recommendation votes. Cheers to the author.

Lingluo

It seems unclear whether this novel is biased toward daily life or cultivating immortals, and the protagonist's words and deeds are more like those of natives of the world of cultivating immortals than those who have traveled through time.

It seems that the author's writing is at least smooth. It's not too embarrassing to get a monthly vote. Give it a try and hope the author can survive.

Emmm, to be honest, it's quite generous. It's considered high-grade dry food (although it's not considered grass jelly), so I can see through it.

The female channel has a bit of a strong flavor.

What's going on? No updates and no comments for so long?

There are so few reviews for this book. Has it been dumped? I'll try the poison

If the heroine was not Xiao Yun, the author would be hung up and the game would be played.

Daily guide, recommend me a book updated three months ago? ? ?

Your writing skills are okay, but why are your grades so poor? Those books with illogical logic have more monthly tickets than you.

The most humble sword body is invincible (cheap to the bone)

The main theme of this kind of book is that the apprentice is causing trouble, and the master's unparalleled fighting power can keep suppressing the apprentice. The apprentice also has to worry about whether the master will discover his true identity, so the passive character in this kind of book cannot be the protagonist, otherwise it may lead to some poisonous plots.

The author's first ten chapters are okay. I'll take a look at the rest. Do you want me to help promote it?

As for the introduction, I just want to say, where are you raising Gu?