The Number One Pest in the Starry Sky

Alas, this ending is such a waste of my expectations.

Not cool at all. The author is long-winded and verbose, analyzing and explaining over and over again. Trying to instill ideas? Too childish. Only if it is refreshing enough can it attract readers. I reluctantly read some, and I really confirmed that sentence. I barely felt happy.

ヽ(*.>Д<)O゜

Don't make it difficult for the protagonist, okay? In order to reunite the protagonist with his parents, he wrote a novel specifically.

Before the fight begins, there is one chapter of dialogue, then another chapter describing the protagonist's inner thoughts, and the fight begins in the third chapter.

Many chapters are missing and gone somewhere.

This book is not an ordinary poison. The poison has been tested, it is recommended not to fall into the trap

Up to a few chapters, I keep emphasizing that the male protagonist is a bad person, bad person, bad person... Author boss, don't you always change the word?

\(｡･㉨･｡)ﾉ♡ I love you so much

I've read all of this book. Let me tell you this, I have watched it three or four times. When can this book be updated? This suddenly clicked, ouch. What a shame.

Is that woman really poisonous? Did the author specifically write it to screen readers?

The settings of the four main martial arts in the starry sky world are still very novel. They are a bit like a fusion version of Gaowu plus the "Four Symbols of Heaven's Will": it can not only enhance the practitioner's physical combat ability, but also release the Dharma to have various magical uses.