An ordinary boy, devoted to martial arts and determined to pursue the path of the strong, receives a miraculous pearl and embarks on a journey to reach the summit.
The cultivation method doesn’t suit me? No problem. It automatically adjusts when I practice, and I can even learn the techniques of demonic beasts for you to see.
Can’t decide which of two martial skills to practice? I’ll fuse them into one, so there’s no need to agonize over which to learn.
A martial skill has a flaw? It’ll be fixed automatically, so practice with confidence!
A cultivation method has a flaw? With so many methods out there, why not just switch to another one...
"Five Elements to Rule the Sky" is a book recommended by your website. Book lovers who are waiting for new updates may wish to read it. The number of words exceeds 200. The review by book friends who have read it is generally good.
The story is novel and does not follow trends, the plot is compact and has no chapters, 6000+ updates per day, full attendance every month, and constant updates. It's not an ordinary way to cultivate immortality. It's cold in winter and you can relax and watch with a cup of hot tea.
Linglingqi hehehehahaha
I find that authors like to portray the protagonist as a street rat who will be targeted wherever he goes.
It's like boiled water. It's like I can't walk when I see a girl.
I'm convinced, what did the author think? Alchemy is so powerful, why can't I give it to my family to practice more?
Why don't you use that elixir? Practice more.
I'm really speechless. I just saw chapter 14 and it was related to four women. I really don't understand why the author wrote this. Does a novel have to rely on women to support it? If you look at the novels written by great writers, who relies on women? Basically, they all have a single female protagonist or two female protagonists, and the writing is wonderful. Multi-heroine harem novels are only suitable for those who are new to novels.
Bad ideas: In traditional harem novels, the protagonist and author imagine that all the men are stepping stones to the women's rapists.
I have watched more than a hundred episodes, and the transitions were so harsh that it was baffling! Just like Li Feng and Zhou Yuan! He was living well, but he died inexplicably when he met the protagonist! There were also many fights that were inexplicable!
"Five Elements to Rule the Sky" is a book recommended by your website. Book lovers who are waiting for new updates may wish to read it. The number of words exceeds 200. The review by book friends who have read it is generally good. The story is novel and does not follow trends, the plot is compact and has no chapters, 6000+ updates per day, full attendance every month, and constant updates. It's not an ordinary way to cultivate immortality. It's cold in winter and you can relax and watch with a cup of hot tea.
Linglingqi hehehehahaha
I find that authors like to portray the protagonist as a street rat who will be targeted wherever he goes.
It's like boiled water. It's like I can't walk when I see a girl.
I'm convinced, what did the author think? Alchemy is so powerful, why can't I give it to my family to practice more?
Why don't you use that elixir? Practice more.
I'm really speechless. I just saw chapter 14 and it was related to four women. I really don't understand why the author wrote this. Does a novel have to rely on women to support it? If you look at the novels written by great writers, who relies on women? Basically, they all have a single female protagonist or two female protagonists, and the writing is wonderful. Multi-heroine harem novels are only suitable for those who are new to novels.
Bad ideas: In traditional harem novels, the protagonist and author imagine that all the men are stepping stones to the women's rapists.
I have watched more than a hundred episodes, and the transitions were so harsh that it was baffling! Just like Li Feng and Zhou Yuan! He was living well, but he died inexplicably when he met the protagonist! There were also many fights that were inexplicable!
Ups and downs, clear main line, fascinating