Eating Melons from Infancy to Sainthood

Shen Nong Tasted Herbs, you were the one who poisoned me to death. I read seven of them, half of which are mental manipulations. I usually don't comment, but you are always doing this, so I have to comment to make people avoid the trap.

Let me tell you what I think is toxic. First of all, there was the inexplicable "biological" identification at the beginning. The parents were convinced that they were biological children. Faced with this kind of public opinion, wouldn't they immediately find ways to falsify it? After this happens, the parents will definitely know that someone is causing trouble. In this case, they let the maid Qu, who is not a close confidant, take care of them. It is not very good to evaluate... The second is that the protagonist went to help avenge Linchuan because he was eighty-odd in the Imperial College. The world of cultivating immortals is completely different from our world. Well, studying there is not It is a necessity, and there is no compulsory education. In a world view where personal safety is not necessarily guaranteed, if we still impose our real-world perspective on the protagonist's perspective on the problem (it's not like this to join in the popularity and deceive comments, it is too forceful), it will give people a sense of separation and make the protagonist think that the protagonist is stupid. Give it up, give it up!

I read the title of your book at first sight, Become a Melon Saint from Eating Babies

What the hell is Chapter 102 about? The protagonist's theory is very strange. The city god is a demon clan. If he doesn't do well, he will be killed if he commits crimes. If he does well, he will win over people's hearts and will be killed. The co-author will kill him just because he is a demon clan. His subordinates still look admired.,,

How can I block this book? I feel sick to my stomach when I read it😆😆

I thought the most powerful kid was Nezha. After reading the profile, I knew I was small.

The protagonist is too young, and it's really awkward to bring it into the plot (no harm, I just want to say it bluntly). The author can adjust his age appropriately.

I couldn't help but feel unhappy after reading the introduction. Isn't it supposed to be a master who only performs it once, and you can remember as much as you can?

The plot is good, but the nonsense literature that appears in every chapter is really difficult.

This author really won't correct the typos. The reader reminded me and the author also saw it. Hey, he just won't correct it.