Resurrection of Spiritual Energy: Evolving from Cauliflower Snake to Divine Dragon

You can read this novel, but you can't read too much. It's very interesting at first, but it becomes more and more incomprehensible later on. There are some plots that I feel are too much described, and I even feel that the protagonist may forcefully add drama, and the villain really talks a lot of nonsense, and is a bit brainless. Anyway, I have read more than 300 chapters so far, and I really only read it as a book. I don't really want to read this book, and I feel like I am chewing on it like doing math problems.

The subject matter is okay, but the data of this clone is hard to describe. A four to five meter snake is as thick as a water tank. Is this still a snake? He's just a short guy. A snake as thick as a water tank would be fifty meters tall.

No, I think your setting is very strange. Since the snake that is the protagonist's clone can swallow things and gain evolution points, why not feed the clone with the country's back? In the early stage of recovery, the country needs high-level combat power to suppress all parties. You happen to have a human relative who is related to the official. The official will not fail to cultivate you with proper roots. If you use the power of the whole country to feed your snake clone, wouldn't it be faster and stronger?

I feel like I don't know why the books I've read recently are so good. Has my taste deteriorated?

Generally speaking, the subject matter is good, and the previous data was a bit messy, but it was okay. After I started practicing martial arts, I felt that my intelligence was forcibly reduced. The protagonist was the first to complete 10 moves, and the ordinary people with powers around him failed to complete them. Others also told the protagonist that after practicing a few moves, he would lose strength and could no longer practice. The protagonist also forcibly reduced his intelligence until he was very ordinary. After practicing 10 moves at a time, he was at the level of an ordinary person. . .

It's fun to pretend to be cool. People who care about her will break their legs. She obviously has the strength to say that not many things will happen. Take her sister as an example. If she comes to level 3, she can threaten the protagonist and sleep for two nights. She has the strength not to tell her family. It's just disgusting.

I feel like my IQ is being rubbed on the ground. What is it written about?

The article is too lame. Unfortunately, I have almost finished reading it. Chapter 470 starts talking about finding the missing parents, but in chapter 541, it doesn't talk about the traces of the parents. There is also talk about evolving to a divine dragon, but it turns out that it has just evolved to the fifth level and is gone. It has not even become a saint yet. Finally, there are too many typos.

The one in the water behind

Eighty percent of it is a romance novel. It should be completed in one chapter, but it takes more than ten chapters. Only one of the ten chapters is about the plot. The rest are either about the doubts and worries of the people around the protagonist, or about the arrogance and domineering of the enemy. The whole story gives me the feeling that the big part is about the return of the Dragon King ➕ the small part about the devouring evolution and the revival of spiritual energy.