Sign-In in the Heavenly Court: At Last, the Havoc in Heaven Begins

The protagonist is too ruthless. His official position is getting higher and higher, and his responsibilities are getting bigger and bigger. He clearly knows his camp, but he just doesn't take action. He clearly understands the script and sees the opportunity, but he insists on it. He just sits and watches the situation worsen. What's the point of seeing the opportunity?

For some existing original works, clear settings, nonsense, and random fabrication

I can't stand it anymore. There is no reason to be stubborn. It's really just for the sake of being stubborn. We're not in a life-or-death situation, so what can we do if our cultivation is exposed? Will the West go to heaven to kill you? If you reveal your cultivation, your status will only rise. If you become the second-in-command in heaven, who would dare to treat you openly? It's written like an old lady's foot wrap, ugly and long.

I really don't know what to write? This is still a time traveler

I gave up after watching about 200 chapters. As for decisive killing, I only saw a group of Gou, and I felt aggrieved just watching it.

The protagonist is arranged by others from beginning to end. What's the point? Still unfinished

The protagonist is terrible and has no brains, but he kills decisively.

It was okay before it was put on the shelves, but I don't know what it was written after it was put on the shelves.

Damn, I just watched some TV

The plot of fantasy cultivating immortals has been turned into a suspense plot and a crime-solving plot.