Xiuxian: Junior Sister, Your Omen Is Very Bad.

A hard-spoken but soft-hearted person goes against the grain, pretending to be a fool and pretending to be a real boss. This is a refreshing article about cultivating immortality that plays with the word "gou". It has constant twists and turns. After reading it, I just want to read more! 🔥

[Lots of laughs, everyone is happy] ——The misunderstanding of running in both directions! Jue Juezi I've read everything I've posted, and I'm looking forward to the follow-up content!

👀The setting is quite ingenious: Ye Chen with pig feet can see junior sister Su Qingwei's "bra". This golden finger is quite interesting! 😇The world view in the opening part is a little dense, and there is still room for polishing the folkloric and supernatural atmosphere. However, as the plot progresses, the narrative rhythm gradually becomes stable, and the readability of the story also improves. 😇Overall, this is a refreshing novel with a light comedy color. The humor mainly comes from the contrast between the characters, rather than the deliberate accumulation of jokes. 😋For readers who prefer light-hearted stories about cultivating immortality, it can be regarded as a recreational work that can be read casually.

Lots of laughs! The society is afraid that the fairy will be transformed into a crazy person, and the gods will reverse the situation and have sex for free. If you save a person, your cultivation level will increase. This kind of Taoist cultivation is too high-spirited! 😆

It's rare to find a good book. It's funny. I look forward to the protagonist's show-off.

At present, it seems that this is a refreshing article about cultivating immortality, which is suitable for those who are short of books (இωஇ)

I usually don't comment on writing specifically. First of all, my writing is not good; secondly, many books can't even make fluent sentences. They are all jokes in order to create laughter. It's normal to occasionally have jokes, but they can't all be jokes. This book is also a good read, but the laughter lies in the characters, such as the dialogue between the brothers, sisters, seniors, elders and other high-level officials, as well as the villains. Although these laughs did not make me laugh out loud, I found them quite interesting and entertaining. So this book is actually worth reading.

There are too many narrations and it's too wordy.