The Mundane World Becomes Holy, and the Reckoning Lasts for Eternity!

As a person who is very picky about reading, I have strange thresholds. I won't read sloppy ancient texts, won't read hydrographs with no writing, won't read those with too many narrations, won't read those with full dialogue, won't read those whose protagonists are brainless, and won't read those whose characterizations are too contrived… Therefore, I often have to pick and choose to get a book that I like. It's really difficult! This book meets all my preferences and I must read it!

Very nice! The fight scenes are particularly wonderfully written! It feels a bit like watching Dou Po back in the day!

In fantasy novels, the realm should be in the order of refining Qi, building foundation, golden elixir, Nascent Soul... Otherwise it will be very tiring to read...

It's really nice.

Although I killed a lot of people, it still felt like a child playing house. Instead of killing decisively and decisively in the plot, I felt aggrieved and childish and wanted to laugh.

Very nice

It looks very childish. I thought it was a passionate novel. It looks awkward and middle-school. This is my personal opinion.

The writing is very good. It's not the kind of mindless novel, but it's not the kind that's particularly aggrieved either. The characters are portrayed quite profoundly, including their psychological activities and human weaknesses.

It's too slow and boring to write, so I won't read it now

Starting from entering the Holy Courtyard, the rest of the writing is messy.