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Vast ancient domain!
As a servant boy, he faced an unlucky fate and went against the will of heaven!
The peak of physical training is achieved, and the internal energy is surging! Across the ancient realm and beyond, only those who have mastered magical powers cannot do anything! However, there is also a virtual realm lying above the magical power! Let's see if this little servant can shake things up in this vast ancient domain and reach the pinnacle of cultivation! Lingyun is above the eternal giants! ! !
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I have been writing books for 11 years and will definitely become a god if I continue to write them. Why!
I can't stand it anymore. Why is it written that I have become someone else's slave? I used to say that I was a servant but had ambitions, but now I am completely written as someone else's dog, living and dying for others. Writing that such a person can become a strong person is really insulting to the word strong. The protagonist is not a human being in the full sense. He is someone else's slave. Do you understand? And write such a person as the protagonist.
Ah, Fang Han, the old devil who swallows the sky, also started his fortune by raising horses.
You may have borrowed the writing method from Meng Ruishenji. Meng Ruishenji has a very attractive start, but it gets a bit off in the later stages.
Comments from Chapter 87, The Great Collapse (Part 2)
I thought that the protagonist could lead the way to keep his companions alive as much as possible. In the end, he was the first to be defeated, but he escaped with a basically related idiot. This is really the protagonist.
I thought I was starting a new book
I have been writing books for 11 years and will definitely become a god if I continue to write them. Why!
I can't stand it anymore. Why is it written that I have become someone else's slave? I used to say that I was a servant but had ambitions, but now I am completely written as someone else's dog, living and dying for others. Writing that such a person can become a strong person is really insulting to the word strong. The protagonist is not a human being in the full sense. He is someone else's slave. Do you understand? And write such a person as the protagonist.
Ah, Fang Han, the old devil who swallows the sky, also started his fortune by raising horses.
You may have borrowed the writing method from Meng Ruishenji. Meng Ruishenji has a very attractive start, but it gets a bit off in the later stages.
Comments from Chapter 87, The Great Collapse (Part 2)
I thought that the protagonist could lead the way to keep his companions alive as much as possible. In the end, he was the first to be defeated, but he escaped with a basically related idiot. This is really the protagonist.