Handyman Demon Cultivator

It's not bad. I originally gave it a good review, but the review was deleted and the book was abandoned. There was such an obvious dark cloud cover, covering only this one mountain peak, and people from all over the country could see it; the black air was coming out of their foreheads, and many people (including ordinary characters) noticed it, so they just became so dull that they read chapter after chapter without any reaction. Come on, you said this is a doom formation? This is obviously called brain flower disappearing surgery, group cranial cavity transplantation (emptying the original contents and directly connecting the end of the large intestine), and forcibly reducing the intelligence halo to illuminate the array. With such wisdom, the author has exhausted his talents and has nothing left to read. Abandon books.

The concept is novel, the characters are vivid, the people's hearts are well grasped, and the sentences are fluent. It is worth reading. I hope the update will come soon and it won't be unfinished!

The various operations and settings of the puzzles, and the Five Elements Combat Spirits are quite novel at first, but the process of boiling medicine and elixirs can be done in a puzzle, and it can also explode the furnace. I either just brush it off or refer to the traditional alchemy of cultivating immortals.

This book is very good and worth reading so far.

Almighty magic cultivator, really awesome

When I saw chapter 255, I really couldn't stand it anymore. I had finished reading about 10 books that I had been reading during the New Year holiday. The protagonist in the previous chapters of this book occasionally suffered from dementia, so I was on the verge of giving up the book. This chapter actually contains a description of a luxury cruise ship, a restaurant and butter, which is very out of place. Abandoned, goodbye!

Chapter 26: I can't stand watching alchemy anymore

Newbie readers can take a look at it. The setting is quite interesting, but it's too messy. It feels like I just wrote whatever comes to mind, and I have no idea what the protagonist is going to do next.

The male protagonist has no strength at all and no brains at all. It's all about that small mountain peak, so you won't write about it elsewhere, right? And his so-called treasure, if it can be changed at will, then why bother? It has nothing to do with the demon clan. There were more than 60 cards and I didn't push them at all, which killed others. He keeps causing trouble again. Isn't he just a bad guy?

His plot, character, story background, and plot development are all very well written. It's a pity that he hasn't finished it yet. The writing is not bad. The protagonist is not aggrieved at the same time. There are a few glitches, but not much. It does not affect the development of the plot. He is developing normally.