I'm Not a Great Immortal

I originally thought it was the kind where the protagonist plays the role of a grandfather and teaches his apprentices, but later I found out that it was not. When I first started reading the first few chapters, it felt like a normal fantasy, but as I started to kill the innate, it became more and more interesting. I think the author was the first to write this kind of series. I think it is really interesting. It can also be said to be a cool novel. The protagonist is not a smart demon or a playboy. He can almost be said to have traveled through time like an ordinary person. However, I just feel that this protagonist is to my liking. The author, I have some realms of cultivation here that you can choose to write about. Asking for additional roles Name: Fengqi (if there is a hidden immortal sect) A hard-working disciple of a hidden sect of immortals Later, he became the protagonist's disciple One of the three wastes of the sect who has always been looked down upon by the people in the sect. Physique (sealed star immortal body, cultivation speed and strength doubled at night) If the author could see it Thank you

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Although the protagonist of this book pretends to be a bit far-fetched every time, but overall it is very good. It is a pity that the author did not persist.

I hope the author will continue writing.

Chumo, what an elegant name. It's a pity that his surname is Xiong. Bajie, what a high-end name. It's a pity that his surname is Zhu. Fisherman's Song What a poetic name. It's a pity that his last name is Zhang. Peak. What an annoying name. It's a pity that his surname is Yang. Wisteria What an annoying name. It's a pity that his surname is Du [Funny][Funny]

The writing is okay, but the more you write about the protagonist, the more ruthless it becomes. If it is an invincible novel, it is best to add some funny elements. The plot is a bit bland.

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I have watched a lot of male fantasy videos, most of which are about fighting monsters and upgrading. You have to fight back from the worst, practice hard with far more efforts than ordinary people, wander around life and death several times, and finally become a god. This was the first time I had seen this kind of pretentious person throughout the whole process, and the more he pretended, the more genuine he became, and the stronger he became, deceiving everyone, and even becoming the savior. This wave of operations is simply six. It seems that the only time the male protagonist is wandering between life and death and exerting all his strength is when he is born from the mortal world to the human world. It is really a narrow escape. This is probably the most useless male protagonist I have ever seen (funny to save his life). He relies on his younger brother to level up, rely on his younger brother to fight monsters, and rely on his younger brother to show off... The most shocking thing is that most of the younger brothers are almost sent to the door by themselves, and they can't even get rid of them. With the strong protection of my younger brother, my hero has no choice but to become a freeloader. The whole process is to trick the younger brother, accept the younger brother, improve the younger brother's strength, and then win without hesitation, which is really enviable. There is almost no emotional line in this book. The younger brother is talking about marriage and has many admirers. However, the male protagonist is still single for ten thousand years and seems to be lonely until old age. This may be the price paid for pretending. Let me laugh a few times, hahahaha. Maybe it's because I'm a girl, and I just ******* like such a clean emotional experience. It's not even the slightest bit better than the kind that shows mercy and true love everywhere. Our male protagonist is someone who has achieved great things, so why would he give in to these small love affairs? Just stay single like this, I'm optimistic about you. It's a pity that this book is not finished in a complete sense, and there are many holes that have not been filled. If the author did not say later that this book has three parts, and now it is only the first part, I would almost criticize it as a bad ending. Now I am particularly looking forward to the follow-up. I hope the author will think of this male protagonist who has always been pretending to be cool in the future. I still want to see the plot behind it. I also want to see the sword being drawn, and I also want to see the male protagonist become the real number one in the world. This book seems to have only one word throughout, so cool! Come on, author! No matter how many people call you trash, there are still people who really like you. Why bother trying to please those who don't like you? Carrots and cabbage, everyone has their own preferences. I know the author probably won't be able to read this review, but I will definitely support this book.

Eunuchs are the most annoying. . . .