Madam Xianzun, Your Vest Fell Off

It's very interesting. Both the heroine and the male protagonist are very venomous, and there are a few sand sculpture friends who are very interesting. It's a pity that Rong Xiu died at the hands of Gu Lihen twice before she died. Zhu Yan is so hateful that I don't know what to say. The Tyrannosaurus Rex is also quite cute. But author, have you forgotten that little snake?

I came across this article by chance and fell in love with it. Then we chased it all the way to the finale. To be honest, I really can't bear to let go of this little lunatic Feng Luoli...

This is a fun novel, well written from the beginning to the end, but the only regret is that it does not tell the final story of Feng Luoli and Dongfang Zhanyao's family. This should be the only novel that I have seen among many novels that tells important content. This novel is really good to read. (This is a personal opinion)

If you like reading novels, be careful. The male and female protagonists are framed once every three days, framed once every five days, the female protagonist is injured once every seven days, and the male protagonist is possessed once. Things happen every three days. The villain acts like a monster every day under the eyes of the male protagonist, who is one step closer to becoming an immortal. The male protagonist does nothing, the female protagonist is useless and can't do anything. The vicious female supporting character dances around every day. I guess it will jump to the finale! I abandoned the article because I couldn't stand it. Maybe it was just to make up chapters. The plot was repetitive and boring.

It's really good to watch, the plot is sweet but not sad, and there's a bit of comedy in it.

So sweet, the heroine is so silly

The plot is exciting, there are few typos, and the sentences are funny. However, I just felt uncomfortable reading it. I didn't read the whole book carefully, so I was a bit incompetent, because all the people in the book who did not belong to the heroine's side were in collusion with the Demonic Realm, and there were only a few people on the heroine's side who were righteous people. I cannot agree with this kind of writing. There are so many people in the world. Is it true that there are no better people who think about the people of the world? There is no other power in this book except the power of the male protagonist. It feels so big but feels so small! ... Finally, I want to say something more. Since the heroine is an alchemy master, why doesn't she use the benefits of elixirs to fight back against the demonic realm? On the contrary, writing it as an elixir is a disadvantage, because apart from the heroine, as long as you are an individual, you want to get an alchemy master to do bad things! Alas, it's a bit long-winded. Anyway, after reading it, I just felt uncomfortable everywhere... (Ps. The male protagonist is very nice and sweet to the female protagonist, and other women except the female protagonist don't look at her)

I came here to read the article, not to see the heroine and the hero being framed (the heroine was framed and the hero was possessed). Come on, the villain is dancing under the male protagonist's nose every day. If the hero is so powerful, why can't he slay the villain? There is also a vicious female supporting character who keeps dancing. I feel like I can jump to the finale! I'm really speechless. It's so tiring to read this kind of article.

It's very interesting to watch, but I actually can't bear to let go of Feng Luoli. The author has always written according to the development of things. The plot is very exciting and vividly expresses the character of Feng Luoli.

The ending was very touching. Although, in the end, everyone dispersed, but there was a peaceful and prosperous era where no one was left. Peaceful home. Very happy ending and very touching.