Immortal in the Next Pot

I don't even understand what kind of rubbish book the author wrote. You don't have to think about it yourself. Only the protagonist can make this pill. You actually want to give it to others. And this woman is too annoying. She doesn't deserve it at all.

In the book about the evil girl, the main character started out as a high school student, and her mental age is 25. The sense of responsibility and hesitation in choices in love are very real and brilliant. Absolutely, the protagonist has an elite personality, has the momentum of a Japanese workplace protagonist, and is also a workaholic in life. The current book is obviously an urban fantasy novel with a main character who wants to retreat. It also adds a justice value setting. At first glance, he looks like a fool. He didn't persuade him to quit because of his reputation.

The protagonist has been training very intensively for two years (he can suck blood and prevent hidden injuries), and he has also been engaged in life and death combat every day for these two years. If you add in three times the golden finger time, it will be considered four years (because there are real-life activities). How can one believe that this condition can be defeated by a teenage girl whose physical fitness is far inferior to that of the protagonist with a few rounds of skills. There are probably not a few people who walked away after seeing this plot. I think the author still needs to be careful about which plots need to be rigorous. . .

Is this the limit of humankind? Can it be eliminated? Is there some misunderstanding about the limits of human beings? If a boy with muscles can eliminate me, how can a woman whose body is not enhanced by muscles can be eliminated?

This book blindly advocates Japanese combat skills and the importance of skills. A super-enhanced person is a weakling in front of skills. How bad! ! ?

In this way, you can also boast of the extreme physical fitness of the human body, but women can't beat it with their skills? Could it be that those tree spirits stood still and beat the protagonist for two years?

I can't accept it at all. The more I look at it, the more unpleasant it becomes! (◞‸◟ ) That woman is really poisonous😵💀☠️, including but not limited to thinking she is smart, etc... The plot was originally okay, and the protagonist was also very good! Ε=ε=(＞Д＜)ノノ!!

I have always liked books about under the sea, especially The Villain. The new book "The Immortal in the Pot" continues the warm and ordinary daily style of Hai Hai, and also incorporates the elements of immortality. Both the plot and the rhythm are very good. (The following is purely personal opinion) However, I feel that there are some problems with the characters in the new book, especially Kirihara. I feel that the characters are quite emotionally unstable and inexplicably irritable. For example, in the latest chapter, Kirihara behaves in a bad way while using Lihua's library borrowing share. Isn't this bad? In particular, the other party's tsundere, entanglement and annoyingness are just due to the special living environment, not the original intention. Now that you have recognized this friend, can't you be more patient with your friend? I saw someone saying that Kirihara is soft-hearted, but I really don't think he is soft-hearted. By the way, there is another place where Kirihara borrows books from the library. What he wants is to complete the dumping of goods from high-productivity areas to low-productivity areas and maximize profits. This approach makes people familiar with modern Chinese history feel really disgusting. Again, this is just a personal opinion. Finally, I hope that writing books under the sea will get better and better.

Dear author, you haven't updated for eight hours. The donkeys in the production team don't dare to take such a break.

However, you place too much value on skills! How about fighting the third generation, where the body of a young man at the peak of his powers was being beaten with skill by a thin-looking girl? This is impossible in reality. You must know that the male protagonist is waving his arms and hammering three generations, and there is no chance of getting close, not to mention that the middle door is wide open when he is hit. Later, the third generation could not withstand 80% of the strength of the male protagonist. How hard did the third generation have to use to kick the male protagonist into severe pain? You must know that force is reciprocal. The force that can kick the hero is so painful that the force of the shock can at least make his own legs numb with pain. Keeping three points of force when punching is not only easier to change your moves, but also prevents you from hurting yourself! When the male protagonist cannot hit his vitals in a battle with the third generation, he can't break the defense even if he protects his head. The force of the shock will injure himself first. So the most outrageous thing here is that the forces are not mutual.