Shrouding the Heavens: Fortune Cultivation System

Chapter 111 The character portrayal in the book is indeed good, and there is no sign of mental retardation. However, it feels suitable for power struggles in ancient official circles. Too much pen and ink is used to describe strategies and analysis. The protagonist is only at the middle stage of the sea of ​​suffering and has not seen the harem, but there are already a bunch of "beautiful" beauties around. I guess he can open it, especially the twin sisters who did not hesitate to give the complete "Tao Jing" to the "absolutely beautiful" ones. They should be able to open it. Otherwise, how could they give Tao Jing, which is not even available in the three major empires. Everyone who likes novels about cultivating immortals should be happy with grudges. If you can't beat them, you should hide them and practice. After you've refined them, you can fight again. In short, if you like Yin people and harems, you can read it. This book is still worth recommending.

It's too watery. If you learn the basics of alchemy, you can write more than ten chapters.

It's so jarring to the eyes that I can't understand what's written.