Starting My Own Journey in Soul Land

I can't stand it. The first chapter is so toxic. What kind of disguised diary flow and mind-reading flow is this? I have never understood whether the author of this genre is an exhibitionist? Do you like to let others peek into your privacy? Will it be fun?

I thought the writing was quite good in the past, but starting from the latest chapter, it became a bit confusing. He also asked others to take care of Lan Yin in the future, and he had to compete in the soul master competition for a fiefdom. Brother, if you can beat Tang Hao, there's nothing wrong with just going to circle the fast land, right? You said that if you don't want to conflict with others, you can just go to Sunset Forest or Star Dou Enclosure, right?                                                                                                    must then set up an academy to teach people how to study martial arts, no matter what kind of force people come, we need people, and the system must be left in the academy. Doesn't this give local forces better opportunities to monopolize? If you want to follow the path of faith and become a god and unify the continent, forget it -_-||, but in the end, you still use your strength to prove the way. Genius, haven't you done nothing?                                                                                                                                                                   Being given the cultivation method to the pre-ordered heroine, he actually gave it to Poison Douluo for free, and he didn't even want the jelly grass that Poison Douluo gave him. Maybe it's because I'm a selfish person, but I can't stand reading such a holy book.

Judging from the commotion in the comment section, I am a Shennong myself. The new ideas mentioned by Zhengfang are not obvious to Xiaobai. Let me talk about the novelty first. This kind of research has been done by the protagonist for a long time, and it is not the first one to use it in Douluo. Moreover, the protagonist is set as an ordinary person. With only basic theories, he can make various conjectures and guess what he says. He is simply a Douluo God. He follows his words and follows the rules. Is this not a novice? The book is full of patchwork truths. No readers are here to read this, right?

I quit after three chapters. I have never seen such a stupid protagonist. The history of soul masters has been tens of thousands of years. Hasn't the protagonist studied something that others have not studied? Some meridians, something like that, the protagonist just pretends to be ⊙∀⊙? He also exposed his position, a six-year-old prodigy, and the only thing waiting for the protagonist is to be raised in captivity 🤭

If you like the protagonist, the Madonna, who is moji, a little servile, or even coward, then you will definitely like this book. His identity as a time traveler has been lost in vain, and he doesn't look like a prince even if he puts on a dragon robe. In addition, other novels depress the supporting characters, but this one depresses the protagonist more seriously.

The book was opened in February and put on the shelves in March. The results were mediocre. In April, the results suddenly improved in a few days. I have been staring at the list to find novels. The content and quality are basically obvious.

Everyone regarded the protagonist as a treasure-delivery boy, and the protagonist was happy to do so, making everyone laugh.

The author was too ahead of his time. Only an old bookworm who has read hundreds of books in ten years can read it. The author cleverly blends some Taoist, Confucian and Buddhist principles with the novel. As a result, it is difficult for those who pursue exciting and exciting writing to accept it. This book is about being high-minded and reticent. Novices can't understand it, and few bookworms can read it. It's a pity that the author's writing is so mysterious.

It's so hard, I read all the good and bad comments in the comment section, and I just want to know if it's a mule or a horse. Good guy, I patiently read dozens of chapters, and there's just one word: 💩. And can you bring me some bad money?

I finished reading it all in one night. In one sentence, the author offended people and got bad reviews. The book is considered good. It is not as bad as what they said. There is no servility or selfless dedication. The identity was revealed after ensuring that he could stand up to Peak Douluo. Everyone just takes what they need. The content contains the author's own understanding of Confucianism and Buddhism. I personally like this. The protagonist Goldfinger is not so much a forum, but the real Goldfinger is understanding. The protagonist eats meat and has a Taoist mentality. There is no such thing. The routine of cultivating immortals in the underworld, the poisonous points are not obvious, it is okay for me, and the control of the characters is great. The only thing that is incomprehensible to me is that Xiao Wu actually forgot to take revenge. Although he was resurrected, his mother died in b bd has it, but fortunately she doesn't have much role, it's just a branch plot, and the rabbit seems to have forgotten the revenge in the original work. Tang San is aggrieved but not dead. It's not enough. I'm tired of watching the type of killing Tang. Now I want to see how to correct Tang San.