The Celestial Void Ring

Knowing that the enemy is asking for reinforcements, you still continue to risk your life and attack the magic circle? You know the reinforcements are coming and you don't run, but you continue? Wait until the reinforcements arrive and run away? A mortal woman can practice faster than the protagonist, so what's the point of saying that the protagonist can't cheat faster than her? Time is accelerating and drug use has gone to dogs?

Looks good, I like multiple female leads

Another good book, Urban Cultivation, has been published. The storyline is interlocking and exciting, and the writing is plain yet wonderful. Book friends come and read

The full text is very exciting and makes people feel like they can't put it down. Moreover, after reading the previous chapter, I feel anxious to know the next chapter.

The protagonist has a big problem with his IQ. He is afraid that others will know that he knows how to practice weapons. He doesn't know others and randomly gives magical weapons to others. What an idiot.

There is a period of Qi training and a period of foundation building. Isn't cultivating an immortal by flying with a sword to kill enemies? In the city, even an ordinary person's opponent is afraid. It is difficult to ascend to the immortal world. You don't even have a system but you actually have a teleportation array of all realms.

To be honest, I was a little confused. When it came to the auction, I didn't bother to read the chapters about how many spiritual stones were being auctioned. This was not logical at all. It was clearly an urban cultivator. It's hard to know how few people are cultivating immortality, but in the end, there is such a plot in just a few pictures, which makes me speechless. Stop watching

State of confusion Plot to reduce intelligence Average literary talent Worrying logic

Some novels are annoying! Read some novels🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢!!! I can write about any mainland product! I want to know where the author is from...

When I picked it up and counted, I just thought it looked great. The style of your book, which uses urban immortality as the main line as the main line and the emotions of the characters as the auxiliary line, is quite suitable for me. The character of the protagonist is also well portrayed. He is approachable and modest, and has a low-key personality. I have also written novels before, and I have read many novels and I have been deeply involved in them. It is really a beauty. The two elements of the city and the cultivation of immortality are like ice and fire, separated but not invading. In fact, it can be said to be a state of perfection, and the protagonist's peach blossoms are endless. The plot is novel, adjustable, and just right. The above is just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't say more. No need to say more.