
Traveling Through Xu Xian: My Wife Is a Giant Python in the World
穿越许仙:我家娘子,尘世巨蟒
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- Ongoing
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- 146k Words
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- Cultivation
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- Male
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- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Goldfinger is uncontrollable, and there should be no chance that the protagonist can gain controllable power! Apart from adding some fun to others, are the author's cheats really useful? Did you forget to add that the protagonist can absorb the benefits of his own potions and be immune to negative effects? Without this ability, the protagonist's messy behavior would have been caught long ago!
A genius author. The things in the title of the book do not appear in fifty chapters, probably not before it is put on the shelf. Combined with the fact that the comment area is full of AI pictures, the author does not interact in the comment area, and the case is solved. I have some idea of the origin of this thing.
After reading a few chapters, I came up with two outrageous questions: First, in a highly centralized extraordinary dynasty that can confer gods, you, a weakling, dare to engage in human experiments unscrupulously. The ghosts, spirits, strange tribes or magic in the land of mountain gods may know what you are doing. Second, a pig's trotters are inhumane and conduct human experiments. They still have the nerve to say that they have a bottom line. Then they turn around and let the crows feed the experimental subjects with medicine and go on a rampage. They kill a bunch of people including the prison boss. After killing the people they meet outside the prison, can they survive? ? ? How dare you say you have a bottom line
Isn't this obvious plagiarism? Even if the background is changed, it wouldn't be a problem if you just change the code name.
The idea is good, but the jar setting is not pleasing to the eye! ! ! The functions are vague and uncontrollable, and the created things backfire on the protagonist. The author actually arranged for the protagonist to do human experiments, which completely breaks the bottom line of public morality! ! ! I just started writing, so revise it carefully and clearly define the function of the jar, otherwise it will be difficult for this book to go far!
You can take a look, but you must not end up personally, and there is no need to drag the serial characters created by the protagonist into your own camp and let them fight each other to death.
Isn't the protagonist afraid of chaos and chaos in the Yuhang City experiment, and isn't his brother-in-law accidentally injured or killed when he goes to the rescue? What if you hurt your sister?
The author can write, but if he can't, he quits as soon as possible. This piece of crap is purely for the sake of readers. I read your novels to relax my mind, not for you to come and cause trouble for me. What did you write?
Is the male protagonist mentally retarded? He has traveled through time and still thinks those people are NPCs and sand dollars?
Hope to write well
I vaguely remember seeing this setting of yours in a certain Under One Person fanfic. I forgot the name, but it doesn't matter, I PASSed that one.
I would like to take my precious opportunity to recommend a new book of the same type, "Across the Heavens, Starting from Elopement with Bai Suzhen", thank you🙏
Looking at the introduction, there is indeed a suspicion of plagiarism