Phoenix Stage

Cars are driven, guns are fired, operating tables are built, and all kinds of modernization are completed. But you don't want to change? It's really some kind of inappropriate profession in ancient times. I want an ancient archway.

I thought it was a rebirth of a house fight, and at most it was a universal doctor. Then I looked at it and thought it was farming. But now it's a shooting skill, and I can build a house. Is it omnipotent?

The author writes wonderfully

A very good book, I like it so much, the author is great

It's pretty good at first, but as you read further, you'll find that it's very, very long-winded. I read a lot of novels, and this one is really long-winded, not to mention how ugly it is. If I didn't want to give up halfway, I really wouldn't have been able to read it, so I resisted and finished it because it was too boring. Anyway, I will never read a book written by this author again. Of course, it can be read in more than a dozen chapters. Oh my god.

Didn't the heroine say that she would hang her scumbag father's head on the tower of the city? Why do you only see the scumbag dad losing space and nothing else? After killing so many relatives, it is really cheap for him to be so comfortable and wait for death in space.

There is no logic in the plot just for the sake of being happy. It's all about supporting the heroine. Let's leave it like that.

How did this book become so popular? It makes me sad to see it

To be honest, I thought it was quite boring to watch. If you have love, why do you have to bury it? It's too long-winded. In Chapter 561, the male and female protagonists did not express their love for each other. Is it interesting?

No, what misunderstanding does the author have about silver? It can easily cost several million or tens of millions of taels of silver. What kind of inflation will this cause?