Practice Begins with Serving Liu Ding Liujia

Chapter 1 The logic of the plot is barely nonsense, and the Xu family boss behaves very abruptly. The environment you are in is something you understand and has existed for a long time. How did the so-called anger arise? Are you a weakling whose anger is fueled by stupid idiocy? The author lacks knowledge about similar backgrounds. At the end of any dynasty, the so-called uprising is because many people are about to starve to death. As long as they have a mouthful of food, they dare not rebel. Without a leader, these people will only be buried and starve to death.

I'm speechless. I have memories since I was born, but I only wanted to practice Taoism at the age of fourteen?

A sentence from my mother's mouth! Dude, this is a high-gong elder or a Taoist. Are you a martial artist Qiu Ba?

The first chapter attracted hatred, so I looked through the table of contents to see when to kill the opponent. However, when I turned to the end, I didn't see any chapter prompts, so I just went to the last chapter.

I don't know what the author wants to write about. I've never seen a bunch of battles in 6 and 7 realms. The main character is involved in three realms. It's like a junior high school student participating in building a nuclear bomb. It's so awkward to watch. Let's just make the mysterious man the protagonist, and then keep writing some human tragedies. The author is just a little loser who takes care of the monsters. The mysterious people who are the instigators are left alone.

It took me a long time to finish almost 300 chapters, and I was still in the middle of level 3. Then I got involved in big events again and again, and the troubles were endless, and it gave me a headache.

I thought the protagonist would kill the guy who was kicking and fighting. Unexpectedly, this person hasn't appeared yet. The author simply forgot.

How many chapters have passed and you still can't think of your family members? The previous excuse is already too much to complain about. Could it be that the author wanted something to happen to his family and then write the plot, right?

Why does the author write so disgustingly if he doesn't take revenge on subordinates?

The protagonist of True Destiny (he is so desperate that even if the author had not saved him, many Bo would have been reduced to ashes)

The scene where the dragon escapes from the water is so annoying to watch Pushing the dragon to escape the water and amplifying the disaster, shouldn't the mastermind behind the scenes be guilty of heinous crimes? Unexpectedly, the mastermind behind the scenes actually gained merit by killing the dragon in the end. Isn't this funny?

It's so weird. Unless there are many low-level warriors and it's not a dynasty that's about to die, everything above is unreasonable. There are no village elders to assist in management, there are warriors, there are Taoist temples to spread extraordinary power, but there are no landlords. There are demons outside and oppression within, but we don't recruit mortal cannon fodder. Don't we need to guard the border? It's something that I can't think about carefully, as the logic is wrong once I follow it, and there will definitely be contradictory settings or crazy patches in the future. I think it can last about 300 chapters.

After reading the first chapter, the protagonist is a complete loser, and he can endure being fucked every year for 14 years, right?

Brother, what you wrote is cool. Don't you know whether it's good or not?

There's nothing poisonous about it, but it's also nothing interesting. Especially the fighting scenes, they are soft and devoid of any passion. Why not use it if you have the means? It has to take a long time to finalize, and I write like this every time.

The logic of low-level martial arts is high and famous. Nowadays, the novels about cultivating immortals are all about immortality without changing the martial arts. The logic of the character's life experience has not affected him at all.

Author, the poor performance of your book is probably due to the setting at the beginning, and that's probably it.

I still like Awakening Su Hui. Time travel is like taking over a body. I don't like this setting.

It's so uncomfortable to watch from the beginning

The practice has begun. After watching it for a long time, why do I feel that it's time to end the show?

What I can't understand the most is why the protagonist has to run out and wander around when there are enough resources, instead of going out after running out of resources to practice Qi, and keep mixing low-level things with high-level things. Is this crazy?

The previous part just looks at the process of cultivation. Although it is a bit long-winded, it is still watchable. The subsequent plot conflicts are just a mess. . .

Author, when you wrote more than 200 pictures, was it because your writing style was not good enough? The two royal family members are obviously named Zhu. You must call me Mr. Chen. And a Mr. Luo. The names are reversed, and when writing the advanced level, you should write the four realms upper, middle and lower. You said you were writing about a middle or early stage of realm. It's okay, you have to write something up, middle or down. Another time, you wrote about the seventh grade. I almost didn't understand what you meant

I felt so embarrassed after reading the first chapter😅. The author didn't feel that way?

The author of Eating Books, the master gave nine elixirs at the beginning, and in a blink of an eye, the protagonist started working hard to earn elixirs with others. He went back to the mountain to take stock. The first place was given nine elixirs. He asked his senior brother to get three elixirs. After using nine, there were still three. The nine that the master gave were lost by the author eating books.

Whose tax is collected from rice?

I feel like the book everyone is talking about is pretty bad. But what makes me uncomfortable at the beginning is that Qilin has a feeling of being too powerful and has a lot of power. But later on, the protagonist upgrades very quickly, and there are still many exciting points later on, especially the activation of the way of heaven. I think it is quite good. And why do you say plagiarism? Everyone has different tastes, so there is no need to compare. If I have to say, I can't stand the latest one at all, but I read this one quite well.

Can any Shen Nong tell me, is the little official who kicked the grain in front dead? If I wasn't dead, I wouldn't watch it

In less than a dozen chapters, it feels a bit coercive. There is a pharmacist who prescribes an unlimited supply of medicine? If you agree to the conditions offered, you will basically be invincible? The male protagonist's master is still awesome. It doesn't matter if he doesn't have this choice. You still give him this choice. And the male protagonist's current master is the master and he will give you a lot of resources. The first nine pills, plus the three every month, are enough for a month or two. But in the end, you don't even have to eat, so you have to go out to earn medicine? Also, it was strange to worship this master in the early stage. After giving him a few talismans, it was gone. That pharmacist was at least better than this master, 100%