You Heard the Dao at Zixiao Palace from the Start, and Now You Want to Break Up?

Saw #75. It's a refreshing novel + harem, with a lot of ambiguity. As long as the pig's feet are wandering around, something will definitely happen. Pig's feet can cultivate immortality and enlightenment (I don't know where the spiritual energy comes from in the Dharma Ending Age). You can learn a technique or spell for each great realm. After establishing the foundation, he still looks like a martial artist in a fight and is afraid of bullets. He can tell fortunes, make elixirs, and has no attack skills. Once you reach the golden elixir, you can use the flying sword.

The plot is cliche and a bit confusing.

Why do you write about elixirs when you write so well? Where can you find purely natural and century-old medicinal materials in 24 years?

My intelligence is insulted

My eldest brother has already reached the foundation level, and he is still fighting with a few people. Can't he destroy them with just one breath?

Wherever the protagonist goes, there are bad guys who will get into trouble. I don't understand. Is he an unlucky person? There is some logic to the accident to the beautiful woman around him. After all, beauty is a disaster. He is bound to get into trouble wherever he goes. The whole society is more chaotic than it was a few decades ago. It's disgusting to watch. There's also a bit of a virgin. He doesn't even deserve 8.9 Points. At most, he deserves 6 points.

There are more than 100 wonderful chapters. I am still in love. Where can I go? I found a business and took medicine, so I paid 5 million and asked him to go to another city to get the rest. The writing is worthy of encouragement.

It feels like wherever the protagonist goes, something happens there. It feels like the world in the novel is too chaotic.

It feels like an insult to my intelligence.

This book is not bad. The male protagonist has 4 wives. He is very good at writing and has never been disappointed. I like this type. The whole book basically solves small problems everywhere, including the affairs of the 4 wives and relatives, and the affairs of his own relatives. It is ordinary, but it is very interesting. It is a pity that it is unfinished. It is such a pity.