Storytelling in a World of Immortals and Heroes

The writing is pretty good, the only thing I don't like is that the people in the book are dragged out and they are 100% loyal. What's the difference between this puppet!

Summoning people again? Why are they always like this? Wouldn't it be great if you can write about skills, weapons, elixirs, etc.? If you can upgrade these by yourself, wouldn't it be great if you ask the heroine to recruit a few from the real world! Why are they all using the same routine! Well! Summoned characters are super poisonous

Why does the protagonist want to collect books and gain popularity to enter the Qingyun Sect? Isn't it easier to collect when there are more people outside? How many people are there in the Qingyun Sect?

Seeing that it was about Zhu Xian, I didn't want to read it at all.

The plot design is not very good and looks a bit awkward. Some minions dare to challenge the leader of the line. Apprentices usually have to be from clean financial backgrounds, and the protagonist's life experience can lead him to the Qingyun Sect. Treating readers as fools, are we so uneducated?

Let me talk about my understanding. People who read novels such as Storyteller generally go for two categories, one is spoilers, and the other is the collision of different world views. Another thing that needs attention is probably that the protagonist should rarely appear and act.

Are you sure that the force value of the world in the snow is higher than that of Zhu Xian? Really, I feel that the force in the snow is a bit exaggerated.

If you tell a story, you will tell a story. Summoning people is really disgusting.

It's awesome, it's a storyteller, but I think it's just a storyteller with so little plot? And what about your rouge list?

All the storyteller novels I have read have not joined other sects. You are really different. You joined the Qingyun Sect and then told stories in the sect. It is amazing.