Xiuxian: I Have a Realm-Breaking Bead

I looked at the table of contents and suggested that the author just read the next book. If your plug-in writes about the ability to break through the realm, and those who like to read cool articles, I would recommend this kind of magic to go directly to the palace.

Demonic monks spread magic skills, let their disciples refine magical weapons and elixirs, and enjoy the results themselves. This can at best avoid the side effects of practice, but it is too much to gain merit. If they also ascend, the natural disaster caused by the causal relationship can kill them.

After practicing the fourth level, you can meet the leader, and that's it for this book.

The names of the disciples of the family are really random. Zhao Jiang, Zhao Hai, Zhao Hu, after all, the family has been in the family for hundreds of years and has no culture at all.

There is no cheat like this. Regardless of your cultivation or spells, you have to reach perfection by yourself. What else do you want, a loser like you? Boring

The Broken Realm Bead, a name I miss, the hanger of a once great work 😁

It can only be said that it is really rubbish. It is 108,000 miles worse than Master Gu. In the ancient town, people can't survive with one 😅

Giving up the likability of the protagonist for the sake of the plot is putting the cart before the horse! He is so angry that he is stupid, but he is thinking and operating; he is smart, but he always makes mistakes and ends up in dangerous places. The analysis was as fierce as a tiger, and the conclusions reached were unreasonable. For example, because the person with the broken arm did not come to kill him together, he concluded that it must not be the kind-hearted senior brother who revealed his whereabouts. The logic exploded! Another example is that there is danger inside the door, but it is not dangerous when you go out. How can you come to this conclusion so openly and treat the readers like idiots? Sure enough, as soon as we get out of the plot, we immediately arrange for the protagonist to meet the villain and cause trouble. It's too deliberate, too blunt, and it makes the protagonist a clown!