Yin Yang Cauldron

Let me shamelessly give myself a five-star review. Although no one will read it and no one will leave any traces, I still have to work hard to write it. Maybe someone will read it...

Poisoning, physical reasons or other reasons, you can just accept a woman if you are a double cultivator. The first two heroines were poisoned. They spent 2 and 3 chapters without saying anything. The third one spent 5 chapters and only talked about one thing and it was very repetitive. Chapter 6 only started the theme. After the theme ended, it was water again in chapter 5 and 6. I don't know how many times I copied Peach Blossom Spring. And all three of them used this routine. It's really hard for me to express such a blatant water character.

Not bad, good, great

The writing is average and bland, and the most important thing is that the plot is draggy, like a woman's foot-binding cloth. The protagonist has heaven-defying skills, a golden finger, and Danhu that is several times larger than others, but his combat power is just like trash. His combat power is beyond the third level. The combat power beyond the third level is really not enough. Today's geniuses are all 10 small levels. After reading dozens of chapters, I feel very tired.

Isn't this a novel by Xianwu Emperor? You directly adapted it from the novel by Xianwu Emperor.

The biggest failure is that to use this kind of dream, it has to be mixed with something later? Isn't it good to keep one step at a time and keep one's feet firmly on the ground? Do you often dream about what will happen next? Do you always think you are dreaming when you sleep?

How did it end?

Bb is a bunch of nonsense, 4.5 Chapters in one arena.

It's so ugly, the water reaches the horizon but it's still a eunuch

The sentences are all illogical. For example, the protagonist saved an old man, and the old man's adopted son took revenge on the old man's family. The old man blamed himself for not educating his son well. Do you know how the protagonist comforted him? The protagonist says that people are inherently evil at first. Isn't it your responsibility? Just use this small example and rashly generalize everyone. You have to remember that this includes you. In this case, why did you save him? Why did he save you before? Is it all because of the profit and ulterior motives? Then the old man at the back praised the protagonist for being very kind and recommended him to join the Divine Sword Sect! In addition, his plot has a lot of twists and turns. The famous fantasy novel has some cliched plots. You can do it, but you are unreasonable. It doesn't matter if you're a good tailor, but if you sew something that's neither human nor ghost, it's just like shit. There are many poisonous points in the plot