The Broom Star Didn't Say a Word, It Just Continued to Bring Disasters.

I haven't read a Honghuangliu novel for many years, and I searched for it without saying anything. I saw this one, clicked in and finished it all at once. This book is very charming, but it's a pity that it was born at the wrong time. If this book could have been published ten years earlier, the author's future would have been limitless. The traffic of Honghuangliu now feels too low.

This is how you should develop the continuous calamity energy in the world and turn it into various disasters. Then you collect the calamity energy in the world and transform it into various kinds of bad luck, such as bad luck. The calamity energy is integrated into one by transforming the solar terms into various other kinds of energy. By dredging these lucks to those practitioners or evil people, you can eliminate the calamity between the heaven and the earth.

What is the power of the Dragon King? It means responsibility, but he has no freedom at all. He works rigidly every day, and if he makes mistakes, he will be beheaded. Who can't think of finding that kind of job?

Heavenly official document?

After reading the introduction, I have a question. The Dragon King has the right to rain. Does the cleaner have the right to sweep the floor? Cows and horses have the right to drive screws, but those big guys from Sanqing only have the right to sit in the office and drink tea? Why do the rights you mentioned seem to me more and more like working at the bottom? If you do well, it's none of your business. If you don't, you'll take the blame.

It's very interesting. I finished it in one night. I hope there will be more new ideas in the follow-up. Come on!

Are you serious about exchanging sweet potatoes for merit?

All I can say is that my bloodline is coercive. . . You are no longer human

It's really well written, so few people read it? Is the introduction not done well?