Two Worlds: I Am a Longbo Giant in Another World

Take the dross and discard the essence. It would be embarrassing not to talk about it if you are confused.

The kingdom of Buddha in the palm of your hand? Do you look down on me? Dog

I don't see any connection with the Kingdom of Buddhism. There are too many real-life plots. The plot is too smooth, like boiled water. There is no motivation to follow it. It has been deleted.

The subject matter is very good, I must have read Lilliputian, and the writing is not bad, but it has nothing to do with the Buddhist country, it is not as good as the world, and it does not have the feeling of an epic, it is too bland.

If you look at the introduction, you will know that it is a tetanus hallucination.

The pig's trotters are a piece of shit, a piece of shit with no common sense at all. It's boring. A good idea has been written badly.

The writing is good, but the author has overestimated the power of the small electric car. The protagonist has almost completed his internal training, but his strength is far inferior to that of the demonic cow. How come a broken electric car has horns with a magic bull?

What I wrote at the beginning was good enough, but what I wrote abroad later was so bad that it was a waste of my investment and slipped away.

There is too little useful information. Luo Liba explained the entire chapter in a long-winded way. This kind of approach will make you very tired after reading it. It's all nonsense that doesn't advance the plot. No wonder I didn't get any grades

It's awkward to write about the real world. I don't know what I'm doing.

The subject matter is new, I hope the author can work on it quickly, otherwise you will definitely not be able to compete with the AI ​​assembly line mass production if there are too many people following the trend.

The writing is too slow, I have to keep up with the updates naturally.

In a box, in a bottle, in a vat... It looks good in the palm of my hand. It has been collected. Come on!

The writing is very good. Don't listen to the nonsense. Come on, author.