Well if u have read Villian Cultivator u mean to say he is just like Miao Miaomiao who fu**s everyone one of every race even a tree and cat as long as it is a woman???
the ratings ofc
anything that has more than 4.5 is worth a read
and anything above 4.8 DEMANDS a read
there's so many of them u wudnt need to bother about any lower ones
kind of spoiled myself a little reading this comment but I'm glad. Let me ask, is there cuck NTR stuff in this novel? Thats one genre I'll never read.
I already read it few years ago and I read it again and still love it.
Oh hey, the blurb must be talking about America!
Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen. I like the sound of this!
its second part is already out.
there are like 90 chapters and still updating daily. this one was my first novel and i loved it very much.
2nd part is big universe like let me game in peace plus super gene part 1 and now sg 2.
ty will check out RftlW
part 2...I don't know if my browser is bugged or if seriously no one has read or rated this masterpiece, but if its the latter then its a shame. Ive tried not to spoil anything and I hope my fellow readers enjoy the book.
I'm not affiliated with the author or those involved with the running of the website... see you guys later, imma goi back to my reading.
ps. my word count was too high lol
Let's just say the novel has its priority set wrong
We spend the first 400 chapters as the biggest enemy for MC on this sl*t cannon fodder.
We destroy the biggest enemy to the realms in 100 chapters
The we merely spend 60 chapters on his journey back to the highest world.
The f*ck is this
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