Devouring the Starry Sky Starts with the Brewmaster

I thought it was very novel, but suddenly I found out that it was all poison. First of all, there was a train between the base and the city. In addition, the strongest person in the family was only a warrior, and there was no fallen ancestor of the God of War. There was actually a secret method with guidance skills and 6 times the power. There was also a secret method passed down by ancient martial arts. In summary, the identification result was given: produced by the studio.

It's okay, but you still need to ask a few friends to drink together to get a feel for wine, otherwise it's not as good as refining elixirs or potions. It's definitely not possible now. The strength is not enough. The strength is to sell takeaways. If you make money, you don't have to work so hard to collect the materials yourself.

The protagonist Luo Feng has descendants, Hong also has descendants, but I don't know about Thor. The protagonists in other books have descendants, but the protagonist in this book does not, which is a pity.

After reading a few chapters, let me tell you some of my suggestions. You don't need to move monsters out at all. You have to practice actual combat exercises when training. Without crises around you, people will become decadent, lazy, and engage in internal struggles. Warhammer 40k is an example. Let's not talk about subspace evil gods. Let's just say that in the history of Warhammer, which lasts for dozens or hundreds of thousands of years, if there is no danger around you, you will think about how to hinder the people around you while fighting for power, and then drag down the entire human race. Not to mention that the master of mankind can live forever. There is no lower limit or upper limit to human beings' bad nature. Why did I use Warhammer as an example? Mainly because after seeing Jueqi, I thought of Warhammer, the Emperor, and the Eldar. In my opinion, the human species is born with innate evil, acquired good, or pure evil. The violence and plunder that are engraved in our bones cannot be removed. It is nothing more than adding a lock.

Shouldn't you buy the materials? How can I fight it myself? , And shouldn't you open a winery?

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There is a small mistake that the author forgot. Core members have discounts on consumption points, including 30% off for the original secret realm and 20% off for Taichu.

Ah ha ha ha ha 😃

After reading the author's introduction, it reminds me a little of "Wu Tomb" which I watched when I was in junior high school.

Faster! Faster! This little bit is enough for anyone to see! If foreigners see it, they think we look down upon it!

Not bad, good writing. If you write well, you can get into level 5.

The nanny-type protagonist is also an internationalist warrior who was deceived and lame. If he has good things, he will share them all over the world for free. Look at the 100 billion Hong and Lei secret books. No one will cherish the things you get easily, and they will only laugh at you as a fool.

If you just buy spiritual materials to make wine, the sense of substitution will be very shallow. So I will try my best to describe several spiritual materials in detail every time the protagonist changes maps or downloads a dungeon, and then produces spiritual wine. This should make a deeper impression. If you have a spirit wine you want to see, you can write down the dungeon map where you want the spirit wine to appear. Thank you for your support.

Alas, I read Lord of the Sirius today and it was written that Venerable Chi Ming loved brewing and went to a remote tribe to learn it. I thought of Drunkard who used flowers, sunlight and moonlight to brew wine. I regretted that I didn't think of this when it was still being serialized.