The White Lotus Supporting Lady of the Cultivation World Only Wants to Get Rich

I like no cp so much! The right amount of humor and the refreshing feeling of invisible cups make people want to stop. The protagonist is not aggrieved, his IQ is online, there are appropriate foreshadowings and he comes back. The writing level of this article is constantly improving. You can see the author's intention. I look forward to the next development of the plot 👏👏👏

The author's writing is very interesting, but please don't write TikTok memes, which make people uncomfortable. In general, it is best not to include such Internet memes in novels except for modern themes, because the Internet updates too quickly, and it is not consistent with the theme of cultivating immortals. Although the novel is for us to read, the dialogue is between characters, so the author can change it to make it better.

Relaxing and funny sand-glyph writing, recommended online by the humble author~😂

The whole article is nonsense, but it's just out of your head?

No matter what, the male and female protagonists (positions) will not stop fighting, and the female protagonist is very ambitious. If it were me, the male and female protagonists would only have a tomb in the second chapter The male protagonist's Nascent Soul cultivation level is almost like an ant in the hands of the female protagonist Of course, I know this is a funny show (naturally, I won't fight and kill, which is why the female protagonist is invincible😂)

How many roles does this person named Shen have? . . I really can't watch it anymore. . It's him in every chapter

Not much to say, this kind of good article must be praised.

I read Chapter 20 patiently, and just like everyone commented, I don't know what I'm writing, and there's no logic. Wouldn't it be better to write an orthodox fairy tale?

There is a recent book shortage. Do you have any good novels to recommend? In addition to this book on my bookshelf now, I also read "The Mortal's Story of Immortality" and "The Monk's Family". As everyone knows, "The Monk's Family" is almost 3 million words, and I feel it's okay. The author's writing is very exciting, and the adventures are one after another. Looking at the later stages, the articles are not messy, and there are more than a thousand chapters now, with a lot of foreshadowing, and the map is getting bigger and bigger. I just like this kind of grand world view setting. What is commendable is that as the map becomes larger and larger, the author has also made the various supporting characters very fleshed out. It tells a family story, probably a novel about a group of cultivators. I think this is more difficult to grasp than a novel with a single protagonist. It is not easy to get all the way to this point. I thought it would be a trap at first, but so far, the plot constructed by the author is very rich and the reading is very smooth. The character descriptions are just right, including demeanor, dialogue, appearance, etc. The copy tasks of the article and the main tasks switch naturally. A small problem is that in some chapters, the family ranks are inconsistent. The author can make these basic settings a dynamic item, so that there will be no differences as the context goes. In short, the writing is very good, the setting is grand, the plot is ups and downs, the characters are full, and the reading is smooth and natural. I recommend it.

It's just for fun ~ The details must not stand up to consideration ~