Online Game Blade Dancer

I read this book when I was still in middle school. It's quite an old book. I didn't expect it to be updated even now. I always liked reading it at that time. It was when I caught up with the protagonist that he turned into a demon king and a so-and-so ran to the black tea place and then stopped chasing it. Now that I think about it, I'll read it and give it a good review!

It's just too much, there are only male protagonists and women, so many brothers, after more than ten years of training, they are still useless. It is better to train a woman casually and become a great god. He either saves the girl or is on the way to save the girl. It tells the story of women as brothers and sisters, brothers as clothes, and a bunch of men being pressed to the ground and rubbed by a few women.

I have been following this book for several years, and I hope the author can continue writing it.

A novel is a novel, and a game is a game. The author believed that if you are serious, you will lose, as a moral kidnapping, so he successfully wrote a novel with thousands of chapters and tens of millions of words, setting a miraculous Guinness World Record, "If you are serious, you will lose."

How can I put it, just like Xiling Empire is shit in the front and super god in the back, this book is also very easy to dissuade when writing the game part at the beginning, but it gets better after focusing on cultivating immortals later. Although it is not as good as the super god in the later period of Xiling Empire, it is very good to be able to write so many chapters without stretching the content.

Why is no one watching? So many chickens.

Speaking of game novels, you should write your game well and forcefully add emotional scenes. Even if you can write the emotional scenes well, it's okay. The writing is messy and it's just forcing the drama to make up the number of words. Generally speaking, the writing of the game is okay, but the writing of the emotional scenes is not average.

I have persisted since I was in the third grade of junior high school until now when I graduate from college. The content is no longer important. What I carry is my youth. I hope the author can write a more perfect ending, so I must stick to it!

I really can't understand this. One moment it's a game novel, and the next it feels like I'm reading an urban novel about cultivating immortals. Aren't you afraid of breaking the bank if you take such a big step? It's so, so confusing

I hope the author can keep writing