
Cultivating the Martial Way: I Reach Enlightenment Whenever I Practice
武道修仙:我一修炼就开悟
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Hmm, jumping up and down, the characters are very strange, the whole county looks like a primary school classroom
I want to fly before I even learn to walk. The plot develops too fast and I don't even have time to develop it.
I feel that the attitudes of the characters are a bit weird and need to be polished.
Well, I have read a few chapters. To be honest, the writing is not bad. It is a standard novel for beginners, but it is suitable for beginners to read. But old bookworms should read other books, otherwise they really can't stand it.
As the second person in the book club, doesn't this make me more refined?
It feels like an absurd and lonely dream. At the end of the dream, the protagonist discovers that he does not belong to this world, and then falls away from the world and falls into a deep sleep. The ending is almost the same as the author's previous novel. The protagonist always feels alienated from the world.
Only then is it normal for all power to be attributed to oneself, and it is impossible to act like an obedient citizen.
Each paragraph contains too many words, which makes it difficult to read.
Shennong is dead. . . After watching it for 15 minutes, he vomited 4 liters of blood and died on the spot.
I hope the author can surpass the previous books