Above the Divine Firmament

Two chapters have been uploaded today, but they are still under review, so they are not displayed.

Gu Yi is definitely talented. The writing of these three books by Gu Yi is very good. There is no repetition and confusion, and the ideas are clear. It is as if Gu Yi himself has done it himself. He has used thousands of idioms and many ancient poems. The key is to use them appropriately or just right. I look forward to better works from Gu Yi.

Abandoned, the main character is too stupid, he has an enemy and his privacy is exposed

There are a lot of unexplained things, and the suspense has not been fully explained in three books, and I want to leave it to the fourth book.

I think there are still many pitfalls that have not been filled in. Xiao Nuo's identity, the energy in his body, and why he can survive in taboos. There are too many pitfalls.

I really cried. I cried.

After reading two chapters, enough is enough, let's go

It was originally written well at the beginning, with a single female protagonist, a male protagonist who is affectionate and devoted, who is affectionate but not cold-blooded, and it doesn't matter how many female apprentices he takes later, but suddenly it is inexplicably written that every female protagonist he meets will want to protect him for the rest of his life. It's so disgusting.

If your family has such powerful swordsmanship, why would you want to join a sect?

There are brothers and sisters here, so who is the master and where is he?