The Good-for-Nothing's Fortuitous Encounter

It's a pretty good book. Its original title should be Diaosi Taoist. The protagonist does not start with various cheats, but has been working hard to train himself and become stronger. Due to his natural red stone life, he can encounter very powerful enemies every time. He is often abused in the early stage. Later, he gradually becomes stronger after entering the Huanyu Pavilion. After the heroine's identity is exposed, he practices even harder until he later enters the Netherworld. His strength is already very terrifying. The plot has ups and downs and is very attractive. I recommend you to watch it.

The plot of the novel is funny and fantasy. There are a lot of funny plots, and the character names are also a feature. The fantasy plot is different from the ordinary world view of cultivating immortals. There is no underworld and King Yama, but the city of reincarnation and the commander, with rich imagination. The wider world chapter is very exciting. Twelve gods, a large interface, original treasures and other different plots are eye-catching. There is also a novel about Lin Mo. Friends who are interested in "Elegy of the Six Realms" can read it.

I have read several of the author's connected works and I like them very much. Now I am re-reading them. Every time I read them, people say I am stupid because I can't help but laugh. They are so good and funny. It's a pity that this website only has one of his works. Come on^0^~ I want to continue reading.

Should I say it or not, the first part is pretty good, but the more I write later, the more outrageous it gets. It's understandable that a good ghost article is directly written as a fantasy cultivation, but it just doesn't feel right. I always feel uncomfortable watching it.

The author has built a grand world. Full of incredible ideas and settings. Overall very shocking. In terms of characterization, it is relatively good, but not good enough. Although everyone has their own personality traits, it seems a bit inappropriate to have the same virtues from beginning to end for thousands of years. The biggest regret of this book is probably the writing style, which is a bit picky. I think the protagonist is too decent and his views are too upright.

This is the fourth time I have read it. The first few times I read it were in the large size. This book is really great! Pig-foot Bruce Lee, but I don't know who wrote the household registration, so he was written as Zhang Xiaolong; he had been plagued by misfortune since he was a child (because he was destined to be Chiya), and later met an old man and became a Taoist priest. In the early stage, he was said to be a ghost hunter, but in the later stage, he was a cultivator. His strength was greatly improved, and in the first part "Elegy of the Six Realms", he became the God of Destiny, and later changed Lin Mo's fate and lived a happy life with the heroine. All in all, it's very good-looking, and it's also my first work on Qimao. Com. I recommend it ⸜(๑'ᵕ'๑)⸝⋆*

It was so boring. I could barely read the first 200 chapters. The further I went, the more complete I became. I really couldn't hold on. Finally, I jumped straight to the last episode. It was even more outrageous. It was such a failed experience.

Suggested name change: "Little Diaosi Evolution of Ultraman Tiga". What a stupid thing to write!!!

Funny, interesting, humorous, it amused me to death.

The mean man is crazy, the pig's feet are the Virgin's watch