Sword God Travels Across Other Worlds

It's a rubbish book. It's basically uninteresting and has no plot. The whole book relies on character dialogue to make up the words. The protagonist says what he says and then repeats the rest again and then answers. I won't talk about the fighting plot. In general, the Lord God is suppressed by the Lord God at his peak in the middle stage. There is no protagonist in the whole process. What's the matter? The protagonist can actually refine elixirs of a much higher level than himself to improve the strength of his pets. I can't figure out what the protagonist needs to do to hone his own training foundation. According to this plot, the protagonist can just take pills like crazy to upgrade and then refine elixirs for his pets.

Chapters 25 and 26 were eaten by the author? Or is this book a pirated copy?

Not to mention the story, the article is not an ordinary boring article. There are more than 2,200 chapters of the story, 500 chapters of the story, and the other 1,500 chapters are just nonsense. This is to test the readers' patience. .

The main body has two clones, and the main body is married (there are four people in the relationship) and the two women of the clones are counted as the main body? The main body has never touched him, not to mention that the main body regards the clone as a brother. What logic.

I was looking forward to it when I read the first chapter, but the further I read, the worse it gets. I don't know how it got such good reviews.

There are many typos, and the holy realm is written as the holy realm.

1695-1719 This story is very interesting, but only three points are rubbish. Two or three words have a fighting slogan, making a life-and-death contract is useless, and the spirit of heaven will kill people.

A brainless and cool article, you can read it to pass the time.

It's either repetition or nonsense.

Too much talking