Alarm! an SSS-Level Immortal Cultivator Appears in the Dragon Kingdom!

It's a good read, the plot is cleverly designed and full of tension. The slap-in-the-face plot is very satisfying. The foreshadowing in the front is good but not dragging. The slap-in-the-face at the back is very satisfying but doesn't have the wretched feeling of a villain succeeding. It's good.

The male protagonist is pretty good, he has brains, a resolute personality, and never flinches in the face of difficulties. This image is vividly created.

I was dumbfounded in the first three chapters. Did the protagonist come out of prison after three years without knowing anything about the situation at home? Didn't anyone visit him in prison? Both parents are living like shit. The protagonist has not known about it for three years. Even if there is no visit to the prison, the protagonist has such a good relationship with the warden. Wouldn't he take the initiative to ask about the situation at home? . If it's a family member who wants to hide something, why don't they explain it? And the first thing my mother said when she saw the protagonist coming out of prison was "Son, you escaped from prison"? , Normal people's reaction is to get a reduced sentence or something. I'm so curious. This book is so written that it can get a score of 9. After reading ten more chapters, it feels very ordinary. It basically relies on the villain to create conflicts, round up the word count, and push the plot. Have you read the later chapters to refute me? I really want to know why it got a score of 9.

He's talking about a mad fairy, but he writes like a coward, just talking nonsense, so just give it a negative review!

I've been reading it for another day. It's very well written. I'll wait until it's updated.

The description of the scene is very vivid, very visual and immersive, refreshing enough, relaxed and relaxed, and the overall feeling is very good

I was shocked that this kind of thing could score more than 9 points. There are almost no tenable settings. I pretended to be a slap in the face. I said that I was a miracle doctor and knew other people's diseases and didn't know that others were experts. Over and over again, I thought it was a wheel, a chicken-feather miracle doctor.

It's an entry-level novel, full of random nonsense, and it's inexplicable to fall in love with the heroine instantly. I read a few chapters and didn't want to read anymore.

First, you need to find out your true identity

Not a chapter a day!