Fantasy: My Breathing Makes Me Stronger

It's really hard to understand. The cultivation level will be high and low. A disciple can challenge dozens of sects alone and bring shame to other sects. Is society really that peaceful? No revenge? Defeated by the protagonist and unable to remember his appearance?

The plot is a bit mindless, with 4 low-level monks trying to fuck 7 high-level monks, which is boring.

Generally. . . . Yulinger oil bottle

Logic is very important in fantasy books. You can't just talk nonsense. Even if it violates logic, you must have a reasonable explanation to justify the lie, otherwise no one will read it.

It's really great. This is the first fantasy novel I've ever read. It's very enjoyable.

The subject matter is good, but the author is not. The protagonist has the best holy body in the world, he has heaven-defying skills, he has a cheating device that rewards experience, he has top-level elixirs to assist him, he has top-level weapons, everything is top-notch, and it is very difficult to upgrade. Others are only two levels behind him easily. It took several months to practice Qi Perfection to the day after tomorrow, but his junior sister broke through from the fifth level of Qi training to the day after tomorrow. How can this be justified? The author can write whatever he wants, and it falls apart. You promised to be invincible in the world, but you are weak-minded and take action. Are you going to kill him directly without killing him? It will cause trouble in the future.

What kind of rubbish is this? It's totally wrong.

So-so!

I don't know how many sisters and brothers in this article got goosebumps when they saw it.

The plot is exciting and the sentences are fluent