The Patriarch Takes Concubines, and Men Fall Silent While Women Weep Across the Cultivation World

The water batch, I was still a little interested in, but it was lost in the water.

It's so cool at the beginning, I can't even imagine what happens next

Give birth to a child and give birth to him 🐴More than ten chapters

Stallion System + The deadline is approaching, find a woman, bet once, and laugh

The inspiration and writing are both good. It's a pity that the cultivation settings in the work are problematic and cannot stand up to scrutiny. Moreover, the author is a super hothead, and the content of one chapter can be compared to ten chapters.

The protagonist's concubine gave birth to a child and had her first orgasm, which made the author so wet. . . . . . Sometimes too much water will lower the quality of the book.

If you want the heroines to appear one by one, don't write a plot where they are about to die. The lack of tension seems a bit silly. What was the male protagonist doing when the female protagonist was pregnant? You have been cultivating for 100 years, you are close to death once, and a cheat comes, why are you still stupid enough to practice? Returning man can defeat heaven, his head is really iron-clad. The supporting character is also not well written. It is said that he has a bad personality. He doesn't even take a look before taking action. Instead, he goes to other people's homes to set up the formation? ? ? As long as you take a look at it, the protagonist will die and you will end up scattering flowers. So what is the significance of writing about dying twice?

Author, you are so watery that your readers will drown.

It's too watery. One gets married with three cards, one gets 6 cards for having a baby, and one enemy gets ten chapters without being killed.

Finally, there is a family novel that is not about urging marriage, but about the protagonist getting married and reproducing offspring.