Refining Eternal Life Through Grand Dreams

In Chapters 17-18, I was persuaded to quit and saved a witch. She was coerced into taking medicine by the enemy in revenge. After reading the description of the witch, she will definitely be cleared and become a companion. Many people read the novel and are not lickers. I guess they can't stand the anger and leave.

I originally wanted to point out some grammar and wording errors, but let it go. It's not easy for the author to write a novel.

I thought I was a fairy, but it turned out to be a martial arts. I might as well have rebelled if I returned to the martial arts world in the late Tang Dynasty.

Poor brain development. Don't understand anything

Three-quarters of the text is psychological description, what do you think?

I really liked the previous book. And I also wrote a book myself, using some settings and characters. If you have any opinions, please tell me directly. 🙏🙏🙏

I still like this book, Little Daotong. There is no soaring writing style and no cultivation ideas. It's a pity that I can no longer find similar books.

Brothers, what camp does the protagonist belong to according to the DND camp? (No heroine, single heroine, multiple heroines, which label are these three books?)

Why is the main character always so poor. . . . . Just kill a few bandits and mafia gangs and you will become rich, right?

The protagonist of this novel may be Wuyazi's master Xiaoyaozi. Shi Jingtang died in 942, and Tian Long Ba Bu was Zhe Zong in 1100. The protagonist is now 16 years old. He started to teach Wu Yazi, who was 20 years old, when he was ninety. Wu Yazi died just in time.