In the Cultivation World, but the System Is 300 Years Late!

I felt that the plot was a bit slow. It was very cruel to watch the plot of Cultivation. As a result, the protagonist's enemies were all ruthless. The protagonist let go of this and that.

This is the world of Xianxia, ​​which combines the great power of the world. Faced with the bloodthirsty nephew, one must either suppress or abandon him. What kind of immortality can you cultivate?

The more I read this book, the more strange it becomes. There are intrigues within the family, and a group of so-called relatives want to destroy the protagonist. The main character has a vicious inner drama, but turns out to be all talk and no action. Anyone can defeat the protagonist. The protagonist is dedicated to his family, but his family covets his property. It's so frustrating to watch.

Everything in the family is given to the protagonist. The protagonist has destitute his relatives and still wants to harm him and not leave, and he is still allowed to continue to be the team leader? What the hell is the Holy Mother? It's really poisonous.

If the protagonist in about ten chapters just killed a few troublemakers in the family, it would still be worth watching. But after more than twenty chapters, the protagonist is still here eating💩, cursing and saying that he must be cruel, while others obediently told him to eat Akaishi. The protagonist likes to eat, but I don't like it. It's really boring to watch Akaashi all the time.

It's the same as Wanshi's name and has almost the same taste💩.

Is the author a college student? Why do I feel that the characters in it have never experienced society, and their thoughts are closer to those of college students?

It's a big deal, and the poison is amplified at the beginning. Who else can we kill and keep for dinner? Why don't you just commit suicide?

The battered Madonna-like protagonist, coupled with the heavenly pressure. Are you here for thousands of chapters?

I had no problem with the plot writing and so on after reading more than a dozen chapters. I can still accept the protagonist's character setting that was criticized in other reviews. But the characters of the supporting characters seemed so awkward to me, and I really couldn't stand the abstract supporting characters. Farewell.