Cultivation: The Heroines Are All Acting Out of Character

One: Unparalleled appearance Two: The eternal blessing of the goddess of luck Three: The body is always eighteen years old Four: Mind reading Five: Secondary development of the body Six: IQ increased by 50% Seven: Immune to any negative effects Eight: Can communicate freely with any non-human creature Nine: Immortality Ten: Every 10 likes on your option increases the chance of choosing another option

It's quite funny. I just hope that the dragon slayer will not become a dragon in the end. I complained about the original male protagonist taking a harem, but in the end, what I did was the same as the male protagonist. Those women were attacked just by listening to their voices. That is not essentially the same as being taken into a harem by the original male protagonist in the original plot.

You are so good. This book successfully persuaded me to quit because the main character is bald.

This kind of subject matter is now a waste of time.

It feels like a wholesale article written by a studio

As mentioned, this is a supplementary building. If you want to complain or vent your emotions, please build your own building to avoid me accidentally deleting it one day. Called countless wave dragons to make up names. Because the names were chosen too randomly, Zhang San, Li, Si Wang and Wu ran away overnight. Dragon name rules! Villain (actually the decent): name, simple character design, gender (not too long, otherwise the water content cannot be controlled) Decent (let's just call it the Emperor of Heaven faction): Same as above. Others (demons, ghosts, etc.): Same as above. If you feel that the comment area limits your talents, please join the group, just join a group!

Why does every book have to have a sister? ! ! ! ! Regardless of urban, fairy tale, martial arts, history, and fan fiction, every novel has a sister. Can't there be a novel without a sister? 😡😡😡

How did a noble family in feudal society manage to scold immortal cultivators for sucking the blood of ordinary people? Didn't he know that he was also a vampire? This wave of double-standard plot is really a bit confusing

I have read ten chapters so far and it feels like I am dancing on a plot I hate. This book is really not for me.

The sister is very stiff. The protagonist has traveled through time and is not his real sister. The protagonist is obsessed with her. At the beginning, he said that he cannot go home because of her. After reading more than twenty chapters, I feel that the protagonist is just a supporting character, the real protagonist is the group of heroines, and the protagonist is just a puppet. This system makes people feel uncomfortable when they travel through time inexplicably and are forced to do certain things. After a hard day, reading this novel again makes me feel tired