Transmigrating With the Qiankun Cauldron

Either he traveled across the earth from the beginning, or he was an original democratic citizen. I don't want possession or anything like that. I feel that the original Liu Bo has a good temperament and a strong character, and is much better than the Liu Bo of the 21st world.

Possession is unnecessary. And Dingxin is too far-fetched

This kind of forced time travel is really unacceptable. Since writing time travel, why not just start the time travel in the first chapter, and also introduce Liu Bo from another world. I am really speechless. I thought this was time travel from the beginning.

I have a feeling that the protagonist is not an ordinary greedy person. Regardless of whether he can use it or not, as long as there is a big profit, he will risk his life.

I would like to suggest to the author that the protagonist be the aboriginal Liu Bo. This kind of drama about diaosi traveling through time is really not good to watch. It would be interesting if the natives devoured the one who crossed over.

You, the author, have written about cultivating immortals, so why do you use all the martial arts routines? Why do you still want to use the Sunflower Book to reach heaven? Isn't that what Meng does?

The author of this book is a typical director with an artistic accent who makes commercial films. He is neither fish nor fowl, and the plot is extremely mediocre. The cool text at the beginning can only attract people but not retain them. Goodbye.

It's so disgusting that we have to differentiate between two people at every turn. Just write about one person and that's it.

There is no sense of flowing writing, which makes me feel embarrassed.

Is my heroine a stallion? Please let me know. Thank you.