Ask Xuan Cang

I have read many similar cultivation novels in the past few years. Many of the terms are very exaggerated. The most important thing is that a battle can be described in one to three chapters. Do you feel it? For this novel, the description of the battle scenes is relatively objective. The writing style is close to ordinary people.

I follow it every day, not bad. I just don't know what the subsequent chapters will be like.

The conflict between the characters is too sudden, the sudden malice, the targeting of identity, the mindless frame-up, the allusion within the allegiance.

Isn't the progress of Chapter 1 too fast?