Cultivation: Starting by Conquering the Empress

How to say it! I didn't feel like I was in vain after watching it.

It ended suddenly. The first few chapters felt like the plot was only in the middle of the writing. I liked the subject matter, but it's a pity.

What will Liu Neng do when he finds out that his wife slept with Wang Pingan?

The plot is exciting, cleverly conceived, fascinating, and the writing is smooth and popular. I hope the author can contribute more excellent works.

It's okay, the protagonist is useless in the early stage, the plot is also very bland, there is nothing exciting, it is a development type, not an opening game. It's not my favorite type. As for the praise, the character description is very detailed, the emotions are well controlled, the author is also very attentive, and the main thing is that the car drives well! Barely give me a good review!

The novel is very interesting and I keep reading it. I just find it strange that there are so few votes and rewards. Everyone supports it!

Everything else is good, except that the protagonist's strength improves too slowly, which makes it look a bit awkward.

There is too little description of the plot of the battle between the two sides. The protagonist's practice of martial arts should be introduced, and the description of the protagonist's combat power is not enough.

Be cautious when entering this trap. The male protagonist of this book is a soft-fan king. He basically relies on all kinds of deceptions and high-level female monks' bodies and belongings to achieve his cultivation goals. If you don't like the soft-fan stories, you can retreat.

It's well written, not bad, but it's not thorough.