A Max-Level Big Shot Rides the Winds and Waves in a Strange World

I thought it was good when I first watched it, but after watching it, it was just a bunch of trivial matters, and I didn't even look at how the heroine practiced. The heroine's parents are incompetent. They knew there would be problems returning to their hometown, but they still insisted on going. If the heroine hadn't been able to handle it herself, she would have been tricked to death by her mother.

It's good to watch, but there are too many typos. Mo Chen should be considered the male protagonist, but I feel that there are too few scenes and the relationship feels a bit far-fetched. The overall content is good.

I have read more than a hundred episodes and I think this book is very good. It is better than some books that have a rating of 9.5.

I've read more than 200 chapters and I really can't stand it anymore, I'm sorry.

All typos

Personal feeling: There is no main plot, just looking at it is okay, the whole thing looks like a zombie made up of various irrelevant parts. Some characters appear important but disappear later (the fox girl and the saint come out to play, the physical training general stays in the tomb, and the shadow monitors the fox)

It was really good to read at the beginning, but I couldn't stop reading it. I abandoned it halfway through the first time. I was short of books. I found that I had rated it well, so I turned it out and read it again. I still read more than 200 chapters and couldn't read it anymore. The main line didn't feel obvious. There is no emotional line yet. The strength line is still resting on my laurels. I didn't learn anything in school. I can't read it anymore.