Chronicles of the Wilderness

It's pretty good, but I was a little anxious when I wrote it later. Overall, it's pretty good.

There are many typos, most free novels are like this. The first part is okay, but the second part is messy. The realm of many characters is different from the original setting. Ning Aoxue laid so much groundwork and ended up following someone else. Qingfan didn't appear much later, Xueer didn't give an ending, and those supreme ones didn't say how to be resurrected. Initially, it was said that there was a saint behind the venerable, but it ended up being a quasi-sage or a great realm. The ending was too fast, anticlimactic. Generally speaking, you can watch it if you have nothing to do.

It has been said that in the world of force, imperial power is nothing. A prince is being yelled at every day to be beaten and killed, but the male protagonist is clearly capable of killing his opponent and yet still leaves his opponent alive. What kind of Luo Luo Ji is this?

In the early stages, there was no clear definition of the realm of monsters. The subjugation of monsters relied on the male protagonist's domineering spirit. There was no means of restraint, and there was no one else.

Sucks

If you fight, just fight, and you can talk nonsense after you strike. I don't like this kind of book the most.

The plot is exciting and not cliche, and the writing is beautiful

It feels quite average, okay, just not very impressive.