The Rise of the Witch

Does the author know what the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors are? Only the invincible in heaven and earth is the emperor. The battle between Zhuanxu and Shaohao is the battle between the two. The other saints are younger brothers. The so-called saints are also older brothers.

Witches are human beings with extraordinary abilities. The so-called Lich War is a fight between human representatives of force and beasts.

Why don't you take out the original chapters of the Douluo fanfic and make a separate book? It's really quite in-depth.

It feels like the protagonist is like a domesticated dog. I don't see how he has the will to fight. He is either frying fish in the fish pond or using his own war witch template to crush others. He doesn't have his own ideas about what others say. You still have the nerve to say that training is to be able to choose. Do you still have to give you a choice with your push-and-leave temperament? Isn't it inevitable what you choose? I would like to ask if the main character's reason for passing the Heart Questioning Level is because he likes being a dog? It feels like the author just wants to write about being invincible but can't control the speed and it always gives people the feeling of dawdling.

Sanqing, the saints and the so-called twelve ancestral witches are also worthy of touching the Three Emperors and Five Emperors. Except for Nuwa, who is the sage, can the remaining few stop touching the soles of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors with their heads. After all, it is difficult to clean the soles of the shoes.

The self-dwarfing butt is disgusting to look at.

The protagonist becomes a treasure-delivery boy from the moment he agrees to trade as a bodyguard. Especially after that, the women, who are weak and subordinates, have no sense of self-consciousness. Instead, they have an inexplicable superiority.

This book has always been on the edge of poison! Even if it is not poisonous, it is still hanging around!

This fantasy has been written down into history. Even though the introduction seems off-putting, I don't even have the desire to read it.

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