The Rise of a Humble Family

This book is awesome! I just accidentally glanced at four or five chapters, and I was shocked by the energy it contained that transcended the way of heaven. I was so happy, and I was secretly happy. As long as I read this book, I can fully absorb the energy contained in it and achieve the pinnacle of the book emperor. But I never expected that when I turned to Chapter 12, I didn't understand the content described in it, and I was overwhelmed by the energy and became possessed. Fortunately, I have an innate spiritual treasure in my body - the universe in the book, otherwise I would have had to deal with this old fate. Here, I would like to advise future generations, if you have not cultivated over hundreds of millions of years by refining the book, do not click on the third chapter. If you do not have a cultivation level that exceeds that of the Book Emperor, do not finish reading this book. The energy of this book is vast, vast and overbearing, and it is beyond the ability of juniors like you to absorb it.

The protagonist's halo is so strong that he looks like a god. Except for the protagonist, everyone is mentally retarded. The description of the dynasty is like a child playing house. Bad review.

Written by Hammer, the emperor can suppress the military attachés, but will he suppress them until the army has no food to eat? You can write that the emperor is stupid, but can he be so stupid? You might as well just write that the emperor gave away his country and then committed suicide.

Isn't it embarrassing to imitate others for a day?

Nice

Great plot, good writing

I kept reading, thinking that the author would have a surprise, but I kept reading more than 390 chapters, and I was very disappointed with the author. The first part was pretty good, the plot introduction, and the character descriptions were pretty good, but the later writing was too poor, as bland as a primary school student's composition. The second part clearly felt that the author didn't care, and I was very disappointed with the author.

I really can't stand it when I see Kun Kun. Can the speed of ancient ships keep up with Kun's speed? You can check the speed of the blue whale.

Logic doesn't work. This protagonist doesn't even understand wretched development. His trump cards are all transparent. It's a miracle that he's still alive.

The remake of "The Outlaw" is confusing, long-winded, and not refined enough.