Begin Physical Sanctification by Grabbing Gold from the Bottom of the River

The subject matter is not bad, but the suppression is too harsh, and the pig's feet clearly want to develop in a low-key manner, but they drop the chain at the critical moment and pretend to be ruthless.

The writing is very good, but the protagonist is too depressed to be brave. There is also the fact that the protagonist can leave but never leave. While staying in the town, he is blocked by all kinds of trivial things and embarrassed by all kinds of little people. He obviously has to leave and just change his vest. He has to suffer the consequences himself. The sense of substitution is too uncomfortable

The slow pace is understandable. I want to write a long novel, but there is no need to make the protagonist so useless. . . It's so annoying to watch. Your writing style could have been better, but it's a pity that such a useless protagonist has really seen his end.

There are many ways to reduce your intelligence. For example, there are three combinations of adding points, and the worst one can be used. For example, I just put the things I bought in the shack casually, and forced my neighbors to help me voluntarily to prevent them from being stolen, as if I didn't think of putting them away.

What should I say? After killing someone, the immortal happened to have a relationship with his son, so he had to help him investigate and kept chasing the protagonist. What did he think? A strength that must be crushed every time? Then let the protagonist develop and then fight back? It's a bit disgusting, why not run the curtain? Also, if you make a little money, the whole world will know that you made money, which is boring.

There are antiques, remains, garbage, and sunken ships in the river, but there are no fish.

The protagonist is too stubborn, and everyone likes to bully the stubborn person. Everyone will know later.

Features of Starting Point: Starting from all kinds of dregs

The writing is quite good, the protagonist has character and brains, and although there are routines, they are used very flexibly. It's a good novel! Come on

It's so funny. After Consummation comes Dacheng. We've already reached Consummation and if we don't make a breakthrough, there will be Dacheng.

I can endure this and that, it's enough

The developmental Golden Finger looks particularly twisted in all kinds of extra scenes

Phew, according to the world you write about, there are countless people who have committed adultery. The army is so rotten, let alone the civilians who can't survive.

An earthly immortal who flies into the sky and escapes from the earth, with the power of heaven and earth, is actually afraid of the seventh-rank officials of the small court, and all the officials treat the immortals like slaves, so this article will not be tolerated by the vast majority, 99% of immortal cultivators. To exaggerate human officials to the extreme, one can only say that official power is inferior to divine power. This is something the Chinese people do not want to see.

The writing is pretty good, and the storyline is okay. Why are there so few people?

It's too stressful. In troubled times, human life is worse than that of a dog.

Why don't you just use Arabic numerals to count? It feels like you're trying to count characters.

The plot is too simple. If Zhetian is a Man-Han banquet, then this can only be regarded as egg fried rice.

I can't help but give it a good review. I don't quite understand that the IQs of the little fish and shrimps are comparable to those of the human race, but the plot is smooth, the logic is clear, and the settings are reasonable.

The author must have put in a lot of hard work, even though the plot is very interesting. . . . , But the logic is clear, there are almost no typos, it looks smooth and comfortable. It's a different kind of short article about cultivating immortals. It's good. You can read it.

I came across this book five or six times, but I missed it all because of the title. Today, it was recommended to me again as a daily recommendation. I came in and took a look and it really didn't click. It's the end of the month. I'll support it with the last few monthly tickets.

It's okay, it's more than 90 chapters and it's not on the shelves yet

The strength of the imperial court is not limited to the imperial generals, but also the heavenly court. Does the Shui tribe have a force similar to the human race's heavenly court as a back-up? The book seems to have never said it. If there is, why not say it? If not, then with the current strength of the Water Tribe, there is no way to fight against the imperial court with the help of the strength of the Heavenly Court. So why does it seem that we are still in decline as a human race?

It's very well written. It doesn't matter if the pace is slow. Don't believe the comments in the comment section that it's about a fast pace. If you want to kill the villains without thinking, go to other books for a fast pace. There are many books out there.

I have read a few chapters and I feel very good. Why are there so few readers?

It feels pretty good-looking😄

Update more, it's well written, please update more

Although the plot is fast, at least there is a core plot. Like other novels where the protagonist does things, you don't see the necessity for him to do them.

The writing is good, but the title of the book is not right!

Are there many scenes behind Senior Sister? Is it the heroine?