Honghuang: I Slay a Million Immortals with My Sword, and You Call Me a Drunkard?

The plot is very confusing. Although the timeline is generally correct, the author seems not to have figured out when the Dragon King of the East China Sea came into being. Did Ao Guang become the Dragon King during the Lich War? Also, can the author take a look at what you wrote? In Chapter 121, the protagonist goes to the Wa Palace to show the Kongtong Seal. I already know that the protagonist has the Kongtong Seal, but in Chapter 152, I still show the Kongtong Seal. What? Did I practice Taoism and lose my memory? The aura of the protagonist is too strong, and the saint is a bit weaker than the protagonist. The Tongtian Cult is the first master of swordsmanship, but he cannot see the protagonist's swordsmanship. The saint's cultivation level cannot see the swordsmanship of Daluo Jinxian. The protagonist is an anomaly. Saints cannot see through it. This is no problem, but can't they even see through sword moves?

Wine is a good thing that can strengthen oneself and hide it

Don't read it. I've been asked to quit after Chapter 12. If you don't know how to write about prehistoric times, then don't write about it. Seriously.

Okay, it's the same old routine from Hong Huangwen. I feel like the main character is written like a silly boy😊

Cool article, but the pace is too fast

I wrote someone too high, and I wrote the saint's character and magnanimity as a master too low. He was a few ranks behind Li Qiye's Emperor Domination.

Ever since the protagonist realized the sword, things have been a bit miserable in the prehistoric era.

To be honest, the writing is really not that good. He is completely the protagonist.

The author of the previous article doesn't even remember it. The article is inconsistent and confusing. What the hell was he writing?

The name is useless, it's all a move from the sword.