I Have a Doppelganger in the Dragon-Locking Well

Why are there so many people named Gu Changsheng? Are all tables sold wholesale?

The fact that so many people in the warehouse did not resist after being bullied by Chen for so long shows the low status of the warehouse; why did the protagonist force Chen to write down the wrong name of the medicine? Are you afraid of being tricked by the protagonist once?

The writing is a bit naive. Pig's feet can control other departments just by relying on a medicinal ingredient? It's okay if I haven't had it for so many years

It's a good book, but there's one part I don't understand. When the family surnamed Chen was hunting down the protagonist, they built a foundation to enshrine the monks. A dozen or so appeared one by one like dumplings. What qualifications does a foundation-building family have to support so many people with foreign surnames? Aren't you afraid of getting bitten back? These offerings are so obedient and they work so hard, it's so ridiculous. Consecration is not a slave, but a relative exchange of benefits for you to work for. It is difficult to become a foundation-building monk and requires a lot of resources. It is difficult for the sect where the protagonist belongs to to rely on such a large background to become a foundation-building monk. But why can a family surnamed Chen have so many foundation-building monks? Bubbles?

Why are they always the same enemies at the beginning? Can you be a little transparent and touch upon the practitioners? Is it possible that other stories cannot be written without enemies?

It's good to read. After reading Shuhuang, I feel like I want to continue reading. I will keep writing, keep updating, and keep giving rewards.

I feel that there are big problems with the feud with the Chen family. First of all, the level is too low and the protagonist's combat power is too exaggerated. The second thing is that all the Chen family's foundation-builders seem to have a big hatred against the protagonist. I am a worshiper, not a dead soldier. Who do you think the Chen family is? I can't run away even if I can't beat him. This is the biggest flaw The third protagonist's cultivation level is low and the higher his combat power is, the faster he will die. Only by approaching Lao Yin can you live longer. Is it possible to carry out sneak attacks in revenge? You never take the initiative to attack. You are always killed by others, and then you fight back. It is not fun. If you write too much, it will be boring to write a book. At the same time, you also blurred the equivalence relationship between cultivation resources and realm. If pills are hard to come by, they must have a great effect on the growth of cultivation, so they cannot be eaten in piles. The same goes for talisman seals, which have a large attack power and cannot be wholesaled. Who would use something that is expensive and useless?

The protagonist always jumps over the top and kills people. . Those who build the foundation can fight back, but Lin Shou, who is also at the ninth level of Qi training, can run away. The one who builds the foundation doesn't even have a card? Are all enemies careless? How did this kind of enemy mentality rise to the level of foundation building? All the villains he creates are extremely intelligent.

It's much better than that one about hunting fairies and demons.

Okay, good, very interesting, come on