Chunyang Danzun

I think this book is pretty good. This book describes a person's counterattack, from a little ant to a god at the top of the world. The protagonist suffered a lot along the way, and each character met for a different reason, which became an interesting point of this book. I followed this book from beginning to end. The plot has twists and turns, and is well-founded. Good reviews!

After watching it for three months, I finally finished it. The plot is good and lifelike. It seemed to bring me into the plot. The writing is colorful and vivid. The only drawback is that there are a lot of typos. I don't mean the deliberate replacement of words. The overall review is good. I hope the author will keep up the good work! ! !

I have only read more than ten chapters, and there are a lot of illogical places. The protagonist's age is suddenly sixteen, then fifteen, and the seventh level of body training is now the sixth level. The author is probably a bit old, and he forgot what he wrote after a few pages. What's particularly unreasonable is that the protagonist's family treats him badly and wants to kill him. Why would he return to the family since he can't get resources and is frustrated? Wouldn't it be better to practice hard in the deep mountains and old forests? I gave up watching it so as not to waste my traffic.

There's no problem with the language, logic, etc. It's a good novel! The only drawback is that there are too many typos and repeated chapters throughout the novel!

It's so messy, there are always repetitions

People are coming to kill him! He actually let others go! Uh, so heartbroken!

The plot is a mess, the main line is unclear, the writing is getting worse and worse, the text is piled up, and the writing is clumsy.

The chapters are confusing, and what is Li Muchen?

There are many typos in the front, and the chapters in the back are confusing and repetitive.

The logic is confusing, the nonsense is endless, the priority is not distinguished, and the meaning is unclear!