The Ming Dynasty Fortune-Telling Master

The previous plot is also novel and the plot is smooth. At the back, dozens of people broke through the 3,000-strong army.

When he came back from the dead for the last time, he said thank you to Brother Qin, but he only said that he had eaten ten pills of bliss, not about those bullets.

It has connotations, thoughts, stories, soul-stirring, and depth.

The book is generally very good, it is the main volume of Celestial Master's Women, but there is actually not much to write about. The storyline of Rouge Tiger is relatively intense, while the other women are relatively dull. It's normal to have admiration, but it doesn't necessarily mean we need to be together. The male protagonist refuses no one who comes, which is really inferior. There are many ups and downs in this story, but it is indeed caused by fate.

This chapter is well written and profound.

Cause and effect reincarnate, good and evil will be rewarded

I like the first half, Xiao Feng's reserve, the plot and inspiration concept of the whole book, but I don't like the second half, where Xiao Feng is an annoying woman who pesters Xiao Feng who is soft-hearted and accepts all comers. I don't like it very much. If a woman likes you, can you accept it if you can't refuse?

I really don't want to become Wei Xiaobao! Anyone can like it, it's too much

Well... It's fair, and this category is quite interesting. The person who wrote about the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty, as well as our Taoist Emperor, wrote so well that it is difficult to describe it in one sentence. It's too childish, I really can't stand it, so I say goodbye.

He would also throw rotten eggs at the prince