The Lord's Might

But under the circumstances at that time, it was natural that this sentence accounted for about two million words in a five-million-word novel.

Why is it "but" and "but" every time? Normal people wouldn't say that. . .

The only feeling I have when reading a novel is that the whole screen is full of shit. The author is just trying to make up the word count. I really feel like a Buddha.

The author's writing style is a bit verbose, but the subject matter is indeed very good. Not enough skills!

I really envy my friends who read books 17 years ago, because at that time I could read everything, but now I can't and I have to pick and choose.

After reading less than one chapter, I was forced to "defeat" and "defeat" no less than twenty times. Is it interesting? 😅

To persuade you to quit, it is annoying to read, but it is convenient. 🧠There is a pitfall

Is the protagonist's teleportation ring disposable? Used it once and then forgot about it?

I don't know why I thought this novel was very good when I first read it, but now it feels a little different from what I imagined.

Can level 66 beat level 150 to break defense? ? ? ? ? ? ?