Introduction: Qi Cheng traveled through the fantasy world, killed the big devil who put the fairy into despair, and saved the fairy's life.
However, the remaining lust poison of the devil cannot be eliminated and can only be controlled through sticking. Qi Cheng is naturally obliged to do so.
In the process of establishing a relationship with the fairy, Qi Cheng integrated the "Fantasy Illustrated Book" that prompted him to travel through time.
You can get generous rewards by killing monsters and conquering fairies. As you continue to unlock illustrations, you can also summon the characters in the illustrations to fight for you.
Qi Cheng made a Mahayana elixir in his left hand and practiced double cultivation in his right hand: "Is it difficult to cultivate immortality? You can achieve Mahayana by sticking to the immortal."
The plot is compact, fast-paced, and the plot is smooth and interesting. The writing style is also becoming more mature, and it's worth watching. It's just that it's a little too much at the moment. I hope some of the foreshadowings buried will be useful for the subsequent plot advancement, otherwise it will be easy to collapse later. The more plots are not the better, the most taboo is those characters that are short-lived and hidden later. It would be good if each character could follow the plot and grow with the protagonist, otherwise there is no need to deliberately arrange it
The plot is compact, fast-paced, and the plot is smooth and interesting. The writing style is also becoming more mature, and it's worth watching. It's just that it's a little too much at the moment. I hope some of the foreshadowings buried will be useful for the subsequent plot advancement, otherwise it will be easy to collapse later. The more plots are not the better, the most taboo is those characters that are short-lived and hidden later. It would be good if each character could follow the plot and grow with the protagonist, otherwise there is no need to deliberately arrange it