My Spiritual Roots Can Fuse with Monsters

When I saw the title and introduction of the book, I thought of Naraku in InuYasha.

It was updated a day ago and people have no desire to watch it.

This protagonist is really a lone star, and a lot of people will die wherever he goes.

What's going on with the protagonist? Do you have to rebuild your family and get involved in that muddy water?

Uneasy to develop and upgrade the tree form, looking here and there, boring and boring

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Fusion of spiritual roots is actually not superposition. To be honest, it does not matter if it is superimposed and the upgrade is slower. At most, you will gain more experience. However, the way you upgrade each spiritual root is very tiring. One level at a time, two levels and another.

Is it a form of cultivating immortality? Why is the painting style so strange?

If enough attributes are fused, will it become a chaotic body?

Has the author played Dragon Quest 7? I feel that the protagonist's spiritual root fusion monster is somewhat similar to the monster class in DQ7.

It's not bad so far. Developing family power can also form a certain complementarity. The protagonist's ability structure shows that resources and intelligence are indispensable at first glance. It's just that the update is a little slow. Come on.

Well written, keep up the good work, too many updates and too few updates. It's not like those mindless white articles that forcibly lower IQ.

What's wrong with today's novels? They disappear after reading them. The better they are, the faster they are.

All good, but the plot twist felt a bit stiff, but everything else was okay.

A bit strong. . . But it's not bad to have a book shortage.

Can I see the comments now?