The Ultimate Master in the City

Don't solve everything at once and save it to cause trouble so you can show off? It is a warning to the island country and foreign forces whether they come or not, until every soldier comes back to cause trouble, just to make the protagonist easy to show off.

Author, is this book a single female protagonist?

I blindly guessed that the person kneeling in the mural was Chu Tian. It seems that Chu Tian is really mysterious. Maybe he is a member of an ancient family. After all, he was still there ten thousand years ago.

The author is a boy or a girl. If a man is a man, he will do it, and if a woman is a woman, she will go home

He has been immortal for tens of thousands of years by practicing immortality. He likes to keep a low profile and then be pretended to be a bad person. Then he pretends to be a bad guy and gets slapped in the face. How come the people in power in the country don't know about him? And does he want to keep a low profile or slap him in the face? I'm really speechless. You pretended to be a slap in the face at the beginning, and everyone ignored you. You still let the granddaughter of the head of the Gong family be the head of the house? And a family head can't even control his own subordinates? Can it still make people betray? There is also a class reunion where he pretends to be a slap in the face. Doesn't the country know about his existence? Do you think the protagonist is really too outdated? Does every immortal person like to go to school? Do you also like to feel that you have seen through everything in the world, as if you have no desires or demands, and then you have to pretend to be awesome and slap you in the face, and send you a clueless supporting role to let the protagonist pretend to be B and slap him in the face?

If Mr. Xiao, Xiao Dingshan, really dies, it will definitely be a huge blow to the Xiao family. After all, there will definitely be many people coveting such a large piece of property of the Xiao family without Mr. Xiao.

The first five chapters almost sent me away. Maybe I couldn't understand it. I have been practicing for ten thousand years. As I get older, my mentality can also be higher. A small child of the Gong family almost slapped the protagonist in the face. Where else could the protagonist let him bb? And look at the head of the Gong family, too. How can a head of the family have no strength? You started the slap-in-the-face plot in front of your young master, but in the end, just by saying a few words and scolding him, you had to break his legs according to other possibilities, right? It proves that the head of the family also wants his children to try out whether the protagonist is good or not. Is this still 100% loyal? Especially the protagonist, who is so invincible that even an ant can be scolded in the face. He can obviously be wiped out with a wave of his hand. How can he really force his wits to slap him in the face?

I thought I had found a cool book, but I just blindly pretended to be B. I am so strong, but I want to write other people as mentally retarded. I can do it once, and it will work twice. I feel uncomfortable three times, and then I vomit. Being strong must have a strong demeanor, so many B Bs are so uncomfortable,

Urban pretentiousness... I immediately vomited at the party. If you keep a low profile, why don't you admit that you are rich? What are you pretending to be? It's the same routine as other pretentious articles┐(´-｀)┌. It's a shame that the pig-footed character is so bad.

Then why do you pretend to be so bad? For example, you play hard as soon as the male protagonist touches the piano. Can't you just ask for an abortion like Li Qiye? Earlier you said that he has a partner and needs to become a god. Why don't you find something that can upgrade you? Instead, you pretend to be cool and embarrassed.