Fellow Daoist, Your Dao Companion Really Isn't in My Cave!

Let me explain, I am always under scrutiny. In order to pass the review, I could only use action description to expand the content, so that I could write it while maintaining the original intention. I tried to write the battle scenes as concisely as possible, but I could only write a little more about the Cao thief.

The author doesn't know what's wrong with it, and it was the same with the previous book, but he had to put the protagonist in a weak and humble position, unable to do anything. At the beginning of the last book, he kept running away and running around, but this one is even more outrageous. It seems that every character with a name is stronger than the protagonist. Everyone can do it and bully the protagonist. I don't understand. Is there a conflict between being astringent and becoming stronger? Sese is good, but the non-Sese plot is draggy and frustrating. It's half porridge and half history. It's just porridge and history again. It makes me sick. Let's forget about it in the world.

27 Chapters/27w words? 🤔

Ayu's results in cultivating immortality were not ideal, but after all, he got a beautiful young woman who knew how to make elixirs. . . . .

Don't read it with your brain, but Sese is very good. By the way, what is the author's moderator number? Let me observe 😍

It takes so many elixirs to break through a foundation, is it really possible to continue practicing?

The Cao flavor is strong and everyone understands it 😏

As shown

₍ ˃ᯅ˂) (つᰩ ᭄⊂)Hurry up, otherwise the club won't come out

22 Chapters and 220,000 words? I almost thought I was dazzled