Eternal Sword Emperor

This book contains a lot of content. Although there are only 1,400 pictures, each chapter has 14 pages and at least 3,000 words. In the past, 400 pictures were worth 2,000 pictures of other people's novels. Two thousand pages are enough. If you exceed two thousand pages, you just have to make up for the number of words. Having a lot of content is an advantage. There are also realms and other things, which are also written very well. It is divided into big realm and small realm. The protagonist's temper also suits my taste very well. He will not take the initiative to cause trouble, nor will he be bullied. He will fight back whoever bullies him. So cool. When reading other rebirth novels, I just swallow my anger and see a lot of things happening in any sect, such as dozens of people teasing the protagonist. It's like missing a beat. Then the protagonist ignores him and just pretends to be cool. But I'm so cowardly that I die

This writer. From the beginning to now, they have been saying that the master is very awesome, very awesome, and knows everything. The second child, the second child, and the third child are so awesome and so good at showing off.

This book by Jiang Fan is straightforward and neat. If you don't like it, just do it. It doesn't have the word count like those of passers-by A, B, B, C, and D. There is no nonsense, and the protagonist is very powerful and crushes the enemy, which is an arrogant style.

Why is the protagonist so good at pretending? Isn't it true that he has the ability to directly control the overall situation? He has always been pretending, pretending, pretending. In the whole text, I only saw him pretending.

It's really bad. The protagonist is too good at pretending. The main reason is that he pretends too much. Without the decisiveness of the emperor, the people who should be killed have been procrastinating. He can only talk like a shrew. It reflects the author's inner state. He decisively abandoned the book...

After reading two hundred chapters, the title of the book should be "Suffering from a Disease That Will Die If You Don't Pretend". I gave up the book and couldn't stand it.

Wasn't Xu Chen's master the Lord of Tianzhou? Did he die while hunting the four divine beasts, the white tiger?

Why is it that every protagonist is reborn and has a maid after his fiancée breaks off the engagement, and then some maid becomes his wife? ? ?

It's a joke that someone with such an arrogant Tongmai realm can survive past ten chapters.

, I haven't understood the cultivation system of this book until I saw 166. It's chaotic, but it's very orderly, but it's not chaotic, and you can't remember it. If the protagonist is invincible, he can be so crazy, but he is not invincible and needs to practice. So it relies on the aura of pig's feet to not die and still be awesome.