Wuding Dan Road

Fuck! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Is it necessary to write Chapter 62? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? No other ideas? Is there no other plot? Do you have to write? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? You are so poisonous! !

After reading Chapter 24, I don't think there's anything bad about it for the time being. It's just that the plot feels very ordinary and bland. It would be nice if there was a climax once in a while when writing the book. My suggestion: lay down the foreshadowing and then bring it all together to create a climax. Go check out those who write books online and imitate them. Or come up with new ideas and some fantastic plots or strange settings. If you really have no idea, you can also ask DeepSeek (this is for reference only)

I haven't read this book for a while. How is Liulan doing now? How do I plan to write the follow-up? I am considering whether to pursue it or not.

It's all trivial things. I'm speechless. Alas, the author is too ignorant.

Lingxiao True Dragon, everyone is welcome to come and watch it for free, I will be very happy that way

Just so-so. The protagonist of your plot is too passive.

It's boring, boring. Gone.

Borrowing precious treasures to push the book, "I will clean up the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion at the beginning, and I will complete the incomplete skills." Mortal flow, Gou Dao flow, IQ will not decrease if IQ is online, the protagonist's magical power refers to ancient magic: a wonderful pen creates a dragon, scattering beans to form an army, dividing the ground to form a river, etc. Interested Taoist friends can take a look. If you are bothering me, please contact me. [Asking mortals to recommend each other's authors]

So-so, nothing interesting, just watch it if you are bored

It's okay, but the text is too white and doesn't have the atmosphere of cultivation. I suggest you look at the writing methods of mortals and other texts that have the atmosphere of cultivation. Yours is like a running account. I'm not afraid of you piling up rhetoric, but I'm afraid that you don't know how to write it.