As a cultivator, I was told by my master that my talent was too poor, and that I had to make up for it with hard work.
So I worked hard at alchemy, and somehow refined an ordinary fasting pill until it was jade green all over, with six golden patterns on it.
I worked hard at swordsmanship, and somehow comprehended peerless sword intent from an ordinary sword style, unleashing a single sword aura that stretched thirty thousand li.
I worked hard at memorizing scriptures, and somehow uncovered the Three Thousand Great Dao within ordinary texts, even learning to make my words come true.
In the end, my senior sister, whose IQ is a whopping 250, still figured out my true identity as the Child of Destiny.
The novel is excellent (the writing flows smoothly and is exquisite).
Sigh, my poor Chinese language skills are a real weakness. I wrote a long book review, but it wouldn't post because of sensitive words. I searched for ages and couldn't find it, so it was all deleted. Basically, I just wanted to express how wonderful this book is! The writing is novel, the subject matter unique, the paragraphs clear, the plot intriguing, full of twists and turns, the main storyline distinct, captivating, and it displays remarkable literary skill even in its simplicity. Every word is a gem, every sentence a classic, a model for us all to learn from. Such brilliant writing, such vivid and captivating prose, such a smooth and flowing style, such vivid and lifelike writing...
Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!
Keep it up!
It's a bit watery, but it's really beautiful.
While there are some scenes with the sea, overall it's a very enjoyable read. It uses the traditional strong-strong-powers trope while also incorporating modern light novel tropes and references, preventing it from becoming tedious. The appropriate use of references adds to the fun, and it even provides some basic information. The author pays close attention to the characters and their backstories, making their overall personalities quite distinct, which is a plus. However, the romance progresses too quickly. Although I support the master and disciples, the pace is a bit too fast. The author uses a lot of adjectives, but too many can be overwhelming. Overall, I still have high hopes for this book, and as long as it doesn't suffer from drastic plot twists, I'll continue to support it...
I've seen this cover before; it's from a comic book.
So this chapter is basically just a whole chapter of playing the suona!
Luck Turtle NP
Looks good, keep it up!
Awesome! Beautiful! Can't wait for it to be available!
Big water forced