A Sparrow Seeks the Dao

Has the author ever been a sparrow? Just write

When writing about monsters, you need to use the language of monsters. It feels like the protagonist is dressed like a sparrow, speaks human language, and performs martial arts. How can the protagonist's level be described in terms of human beings? You call this evil snake, but you still call it a Qi Dan monk! And the demon market?

The ancient ferocious bird Sky Swallowing Bird is pretty good.

No wonder no one is watching. You are not going to die soon. Are you in such a hurry? Black Snake asked you to go on an adventure and you went? When everything is done, people will keep their promises? Besides, why are you looking for him? Are you afraid of dying too late? There's also the issue of title, how about going to immortality? There are so many flaws, I don't know what to say.

Not bad, just too little.

The writing is not rigorous, has many loopholes, and has a petty air

The novel is good and suits my taste. I just finished reading the updated chapter 74😋

I caught up with the latest chapter in one go. It's not bad. Come on.

The bad ones are a bit toxic, and the protagonist exudes a clear sense of stupidity.

I have read a unit book about the Great Tribulation of Dragon and Han before. Three clans stand at the same level. The protagonist is a little crow who is enlightened by the giant Phoenix. In the end, his bloodline returns to his ancestors and traces back to the bloodline of Suzaku. He presses the Phoenix under his body and rubs it hard.