From the Moment the Moon Falls and the Dragon Falls, He Begins to Take Charge of the Mountains and Rivers

The protagonist is so stupid. If he hits his enemies, even if he can't kill them, he can still search them. Don't talk about why he can't search them. Didn't they empty out his predecessor's wealth?

Not recommended for those who are angry!

Can anyone recommend some excellent articles of this type? Except for the Water Monkey (this book can change the world of martial arts, and it also revolves around the human court all day long. I hate this kind of book with the setting of the list of gods).

To reach level 7, you need a big medicine, but for levels 6 and above, you don't need many medicines. They are all foreign objects. If you want to advance, you must need this big medicine or that big elixir. Myrrh cannot be upgraded. So if you cultivate a few, just take the medicine and you're done. Funny.

I can say that there is a reason why I haven't read this book. The conflicts and interactions between the protagonist and other characters are all inexplicable. Even if the author insists on writing this book, I feel that it will be difficult to exceed 300 chapters. After all, his arrangement is too unreasonable.

This plot is inexplicable. The protagonist's cultivation is all based on guessing and recklessness. He has never studied systematically. Every time he is about to break through, he goes to ask someone, but he doesn't dare to reveal his cultivation level. He can only ask some peripheral questions and then guess by himself. The development of the plot is also based on recklessness. The protagonist does not know anything and gets involved in various major events. What kind of rebellion or secret treasure? The protagonist doesn't know anything, but he has to participate and not hide.

A little more concise, there are many repetitive sentences

It's very well written and very smooth.