Heir to All Things

Chu Linguang, the heir to all things, uses swordsmanship, spearmanship, and stick skills to create exciting plots, smooth sentences, and smooth writing. It makes people feel refreshing; it is really exciting to see the flourishing of Dacheng techniques.

I will work hard to update, continue to innovate, and write better stories!

To be honest, I was so embarrassed that I almost got cancer. The protagonist was described as being a fool, as were the protagonist's parents. . . .

I really can't stand it anymore. Has the author been hit by society? Aren't you embarrassed to write such a bad novel? I can read it if it's fresher.

Could you please improve the character design? In a family of four, except for the protagonist, who is a normal person, the other three complete brains are always in a brand new and unopened state. The more I look at it, the more embarrassing it becomes... Isn't it inappropriate to just forget about the brain damage once or twice? The plot also changes the soup but not the medicine...

Um... This... I'm afraid this won't work

The protagonist is too kind, I think it's embarrassing to see that he has cancer. Some people are self-righteous and kick their noses in their faces, but the protagonist doesn't pay much attention to it.

Rush the duck.

I can't stand Chapter 19 anymore... The protagonist's constant character is really disgusting... I don't think the killing will be decisive in the following content...

The mindless cool writing is very unpleasant to read. It is similar to the writing style of an elementary school student. Is the protagonist a second-rate person??