Immortal Devour

There is too much saliva. The protagonist can practice more than 20 times faster than others and can break through to a small realm. He has strength, power, and resources but does not practice hard to improve his strength. He runs a small family and becomes a bodyguard. This kind of thinking is not something that ordinary people with IQ can conceive.

This book is very nice

It's not good to watch, and the main character has a problem with his IQ.

It was okay at first, but later on I felt it was too verbose.

Although the Crimson Blood Sect's skills, magical powers, and resources are inherited, in Chapters 13-15, the Aoki Sect's "foster care" was not learned for a year, and it was necessary to learn the Qingmu Sect's skills and magical powers. If you like Shuiwen so much, then you can say that those who were destroyed during the Scarlet Blood Sect were afraid of killing people if they practiced it before they could protect themselves. Even so, the bracelet contains a sect's inherited skills and resources. Isn't it OK to pick a few advanced skills and practice them as trump cards without showing them, and then practice a few Aoki Sect's as cover? Oh my god, the plot setting at the beginning was forgotten after a few chapters? The protagonist looks like ZZ

Boring works, the more you read! More boring.

There is too much nonsense. I talk about one thing over and over again. Every time I fight, I talk nonsense. After talking about it for a long time, there is no fight. I change to another book. When encountering this kind of plot, everyone's head falls to the floor before the opponent's words are spoken. How can there be so much nonsense?

Too much nonsense, the plot is too drawn out

It's long-winded. It's a matter of one sentence. After four or five of them, I decisively discarded it.

The setting is novel, there are few typos, the plot is a bit procrastinating, and the ending is hasty.