A Century of Cultivation Every Day, and You Snatch My Foundation-Building Pill from the Start?

Lots of logic holes. . . Gou Cheng was invincible and was exposed from the beginning. . Not seeking realm but seeking combat power is putting the cart before the horse. .

No, what is this written about?

To be honest, what does this mean? Raising a dog can create a disciple's bloodline and nothing else. You can practice directly. If you practice, you will become wise. Shouldn't you call the protagonist the master? What is called a master? I won't say it. But your master is not like a master and an apprentice is not like an apprentice. It is unreasonable to forcefully suppress cultivation. In addition, it is a classic left-brain and left-brain interaction. Mahayana is as many as dogs. Even if there are too few gods in a normal world? Just this, and the ratings of more than 8 points are all brushed?

Although it is not particularly exciting, the entire logic and IQ online plot is coherent and has no flaws. It is no problem to listen to it on a daily basis.

The male protagonist is selfish. When the war between his sect and the Demon Sect started, he was already at the highest level of combat power in the sect, but he lay flat in the sect and did not go out to fight. The sect suffered heavy casualties. After the war, he heard that the friend sect next door had a treasure that was useful to him, and he immediately went to bully the weak and steal it. They just don't do anything externally, but they are awesome internally.

An apprentice is not like a disciple, and a master is not like a master.

I'll cheat you, but you won't be able to use it well.

It was okay at first, but it's getting more and more boring

It looked okay from the beginning, but the ending was so rubbish.

Overall it's pretty good. The ending is missing a sentence? Unfinished