Farming and Cultivation: From a Little Dragon in the Jing River to the Dragon Lord Who Rules the Seas

The book "Don't Make Doppelgängers, Don't Transform into Human Beings" is on the top ten list.

I have a problem with reading the novel. The system should be based on Xuanjian, but Xuanjian Lu Jiangxian enlightens the Li family so that his strength can be restored through talisman feedback. The beginning of the novel is quite good, the cultivation of the Dragon Lord is strongly related to the function of Jinghe, but later on it turns out to be the same as Xuanjian, linked to the cultivation of his subordinates. Logically speaking, it should be more about how to manage the Jinghe River to recover the inspiration, and then solve the difficulties when encountering them, or the side stories in the process. In the end, I didn't write these, and just wrote about the Chen family. Your initial setting was different from Xuanjian, why did you write it in this way?

No wonder you can't see any good people on the streets, they are all starring in books!

Well, after reading the chapters so far, I feel that it is a replica of the Xuanjian ancestors, with the addition of priesthood and the like, and I personally feel that the protagonist is well portrayed, but Chen Xiaojia's portrayal is not good, and he directly follows the template of Xuanjian

You can write well and the writing style is very smooth.

Great, it's a dragon, not a snake at last.

The writing is very smooth. The writing style looks like a vest at first glance.

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Good books, good books, and I got gold again

Too little🙂