Turning Misfortunes into Good Fortune Starts with Seizing the Direct Descendants in Kowloon

Hmm... How can I put it, it still makes people want to read more. The setting of "fate" is a bit interesting. I feel that the ending is a bit hasty. Is it because no one is reading it and I am busy starting a new book? It is an 8-point work. You can take a look.

It's okay. There are many female protagonists. Women fall asleep quickly, level up quickly in the early stage, and are not decisive in killing. However, they level up slowly in the later stage, and always fight beyond levels. I prefer the crushing flow. In the later stage, the protagonist put himself in danger to save his father-in-law, and he almost died. I don't like this very much. Everything must be done with the premise of ensuring your own safety, even though that person is very kind to me. .

Da Feng is the watchman. In the snow, the stitches coming from the sword are strange. Don't look at it if you don't mind. Personally, I think the sewing is pretty good and it has its own characteristics.

It deserves a score of 9.3, Overall it's okay, but not many people watched it, and the plot behind it was a bit fast, so I watched it selectively, and then the settings of the several immortal cultivation systems were not very clear.

One moment there are nine mirrors, another there are twelve, and another fourteen. It is confusing. When you see what is written about Confucianism and Taoism, you will know that it is not good.

OK,

Open high and go low, then everything will collapse.

It's so confusing. Everywhere I write is a forced introduction.

It just ended too soon

The first half of the book is okay, but it gets worse as it goes on, and the protagonist feels less powerful as it goes on. Overall, it's okay to read when you have no books to read.