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I think the setting of Confucian cultivators is not good at all. What you wrote only hurts demon cultivators. I would like to ask, since he has cultivated the Dharma Aspect and has not done any harm to the martial artist, can't he summon his bow and arrow Dharma Appearance to shoot him, so he can only reveal his identity as a martial artist to deal with danger? It was also explained earlier that the setting of this book is that Confucianism and cultivators are invincible in the same realm. As a result, the previous fourth-grade Confucian cultivator had nothing to do with a seventh-grade martial artist. He could summon the word "Suppress" and directly kill a fourth-grade demon cultivator. How could he not suppress a seventh-grade martial artist for a period of time? Then isn't your Confucian cultivator just a scumbag? The more I look at it, the less I can stand it.
There are so many inner dramas that it makes people tired of watching them. The author's self-impression is the most fatal.
I can't say what's good, and I can't say what's bad. The pitfalls are all filled in. The narrative is clear and the pace is neither fast nor slow. The breakthrough is sudden. If you don't read it carefully, it's easy to end up in the fog. It's a good book.