I'm Really Not a Hidden Master

I wonder if this is the kind of girl you like? 😍 Anyway, I like it 😍

Looking at the empty comment section, humble breakfast decided to take the first blood myself! (Wink) Even though not many people are watching, we still need to include what's required. This thread is designated as the "Extra Stories" thread. If you want to be an extra, becoming a supporting character is not out of the question. After all, this book has only just begun, and there's still a long way to go. Without further ado, here's the format! Name: gender: character: appearance: identity: arms: Technique: Deeds: etc: You don't need to write all of the above formats; just write down whatever you want to include. Humble Breakfast will carefully read every minor character. If it thinks they are good and suitable for inclusion in the book, Humble Breakfast will give it a good review and add them to the book! Finally, I wish you all a pleasant, enjoyable, and joyful reading experience! Lastly, a reminder to everyone: remember to eat breakfast! Breakfast is very important!

Dd, it will succeed!

Can I exchange my weekly recommendation votes for more extra chapters?

Just passing by...

Did you know that I have such a fun Ina Yan Lie?

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There are quite a few novels that start with mythical beasts, but most of them are about a disastrous beginning with various stupid villains trying to crush the protagonist, lacking originality. However, this one has a lighthearted and silly style, which is quite good. It reminded me of reading books during my student days. When I read the part where the protagonist hadn't even left his village yet, I thought that if this naive and innocent setting were removed, and he learned about the cultivation system, it would inevitably turn into the kind of story where the villain pretends to be weak while actually being strong, and the stupid villains keep jumping around and getting slapped in the face. But then I thought, if it were always like this, it would be difficult to write something that is both silly and enjoyable, so it's understandable. The beginning of a book is definitely the most perfect part, and it's definitely more difficult to advance the plot and create and resolve the mysteries later on. I just hope that it can maintain this silly yet enjoyable feel as it goes on. After all, the plot of the villain jumping around and getting slapped in the face and killing someone stronger than him is too common. I really enjoyed reading the beginning of the novel...

Thunderbolt, I'm afraid of Trujillo

Brother Fengguang