The Imperial Preceptor Doesn’t Move a Muscle

The starting point is a well-known old eunuch. Demon Boy-san. Eh. . . . . I hope that even if the first order for this book is 2,000 or 3,000, you will still be able to write it without losing your mind. You don't have a springboard now, just hold on, look for elbows, Lao Bai and the others want a push, it's easy to get up with your talent. As of now, this book has a good chance of being in the top 30 bestseller list. If it is updated better, it will have a good chance of being ranked in the top 30. I'm just afraid that your mentality will collapse.

"Fighting with readers is endless fun"

Enemies that are too powerful are given at once, and there is no room for the protagonist to slowly develop. Every time, he passively relies on cheating to solve the problems given by the enemies. He cannot fight back when he is beaten, and there is no battle of wits. It is very unhappy.

Already 56 wrongdoers have invested 👏👏 The writing is so beautiful, I have invested in it, the law of true fragrance, I still like good-looking books after all, I can't bear this fairy grass to fall into the mortal world, woo woo woo😭

It's obviously a change of fate against the will of heaven, why can't I feel better at all? This is why so many people are complaining

I'm currently reading chapter 79, and I'm getting more and more disappointed. The protagonist is worried about where the two sisters of Dream Snake will live and die. He's about to be killed. He really wants to be a virgin. If he kills her directly, the situation will be broken. There are also people from the Buddhist sect who threaten the dream snake's sisters. You don't want to kill the snake. You can capture the reincarnation of the Buddhist sect and exchange it. Don't say you're afraid of war. You have been forced into this and you still have to think about it over and over again. Then every time you see yourself being killed, you don't have to grind every time. Since you don't want to kill others, just commit suicide. Or find a place deep in the mountains and old forests and wait until you die of old age. You have to force Lai Lai. This is Our Lady. Don't explain.

The novel's exciting points cannot be found, or the author is not good at writing exciting points and the writing is too embarrassing. Maybe the author has no intention to develop into enjoyable novels at all. It doesn't suit my taste in reading online articles, so I'm leaving.

Aren't you going to slap your eunuch in the face? That's it?

The setting of this routine was amazing when I first saw it. The protagonist is very good, the supporting characters have high IQs, and there are battles of wits and so on. The next death calamity completely lost that feeling, especially after Sikong Wuxin came out. . . The protagonist has changed from a very unique person with a high IQ to a toy with extraterrestrial powers who cannot think but can only practice. . . I saw a comment that I thought was fine, saying that the enemy's level was always too high, and the protagonist had no countermeasures at all. It was like playing cards with two kings, four twos, and a pair of aces. The protagonist couldn't do any other moves except the outside moves (outside of the sky). Obviously, the first death disaster was handled very well. Yue Bai was very uncomfortable when he died. On the contrary, he didn't feel it when the witch died the second time, and even jumped after a few glances. It felt a bit like he had to write to death. . . Maybe I didn't express myself very well, hey~ I hope the author can work harder and come up with more new ideas when writing routines, and let the protagonist use his brain and use his abilities more.

Since the appearance of Sikong Wuxin, the Du Niang, there has been no description of the protagonist's personal thinking problems. If there is a problem, he will directly call Dengtian Pavilion, which is almost as interesting as the first ending. It feels like the character of the protagonist is starting to collapse and he has become a tool to change his destiny.