The Dragon and Phoenix Calamity

What's this? I was persuaded to quit at the beginning. Once Pig's Foot traveled through time, he didn't know anything. When he heard that someone came to break off the engagement, he said he couldn't quit. He traveled through time and became the son of a wealthy family. His father was one of the powerful nobles in the dynasty, but his IQ was touching. After listening to the two animal stories, I agreed with the protagonist's judgment. Pig Can the future be predicted by opening the eyes in the foot? There is no story logic at all, and I don't know anything. I just think that once the engagement is broken off, the family will be destroyed. After being a high official for so many years, I have become a dog. I don't have my own powerful confidants. It's just a point of force. It's embarrassing to death.

Nonsense, the worst luck was getting castrated at the beginning

I can't stand it anymore. If you have such a good mind, why don't you have it?

Could the author stop talking so much nonsense? The protagonist didn't even say a few words, and then started narrating a lot of causes and consequences, various analyses, and the plot didn't advance much? The book is a pretty good one, but it just always likes to explain the causes and consequences, and various analyses. Can you shorten those various analyses, without explaining too much at all? This will only be counterproductive. Write more text, and push the plot forward a little faster. There is too much nonsense, and it is not interesting at all. The chapters add up to a few words.

It's so funny, you have the same thoughts as a child. As long as you are still in that position, the straw will keep falling, and the straw will not crush you. What will crush you only depends on that person's thoughts.

So it's a single female protagonist? Let's leave then

I've finished reading it. It's my favorite style. It's a time-travel fantasy series. The author's writing style is a bit like Mao Ni and Beacon Fire Princes. The writing style is also relatively sophisticated, focusing on the plot, and taking the path of a serious drama. I never thought that the male protagonist's golden finger was a quick-acting heart-saving pill. It was so funny. I would venture to guess whether Li An is the illegitimate son of Long Zhanye, and he feels that he will practice "Nine Transformations of the Dragon". Writer, come on, don't cut it.