The Second Immortal Path

This kind of protagonist (who seems to be able to cultivate immortality and live forever) can even ignore his own parents and raise them without saying a word. He is an ungrateful person and is really not popular.

This book was written quite well in terms of the feeling in the early stage when the protagonist is a mortal and travels eastward for a hundred thousand miles. It's not like those mindless books about pretending to slap someone in the face and start a harem. But that's it. I never expected that the protagonist would be bullied like crazy later, as if he had offended the author. In the middle period, he was bullied by the same person (probably sent by the author to bully him). In the later period, his wife was killed and almost hung on the wall. There is also a protagonist who did not accept the confession and should have died of old age. There is no such thing as the most miserable protagonist, but after reading the closing remarks, I was relieved. This protagonist originally existed because of the needs of the subject matter, so the author also portrayed a person who was suspected to be more powerful than the protagonist in the book and set him up as the protagonist's antagonist. I felt that he was the real protagonist, and no wonder he was bullied so miserably. The main thing is that Han Ming (the fake protagonist) and Chi Yuqi (the real protagonist) are the same kind of people, but the two people have different feelings when they are portrayed by the same kind of hair. Han Ming's legs were so scared when he met a powerful person (to put it bluntly, he is a coward with some strength, and his brain seems to have been lost on the way eastward). Chi Yuqi could tell at a glance that he was the kind of person who was not afraid of death. How could he be the same kind of person as him? After seeing the ending, I have no interest in reading the following dozens of chapters. The protagonist probably has not ascended, which is no different from the eunuch. If nothing else, the protagonist's role is ignored. Whether you write the spirit world chapter is all up to you, but you might as well finish the rest seriously. It's like that feeling when you want to write a paragraph. The handwriting is very good at the beginning, but the later it becomes more and more sloppy and misses the words. If there is going to be a chapter on the spiritual world or a new book, I hope the author will stop writing like this. When reading this book, I was probably attracted by the 100 or so chapters.

Pig's feet are grateful to Master? Not grateful to the sect? The sect is cultivating, but there is no pressure on the pig's feet. If the wind rises, the rising star will be kicked away from behind? There is a theory of cause and effect, so this star-rising fruit still needs to be knotted, not a knot of indifference.

This book is very beautiful. It is rare to see such beautiful books nowadays. Books these days are too studly! The protagonist always gets weak in the knees when he sees a woman.

What is the protagonist's training method? Don't even talk about it,

I don't know what to say, but I really like this novel, it's quite real!

If you haven't read it yet, I read the synopsis. A ten-year-old boy traveled eastward for a hundred thousand miles. If he were a native of the world, he would be able to run a hundred thousand miles if he was ten years old and had no knowledge.

Come on, wait for you to become a god

It's like looking at a mortal

The protagonist feels soft-hearted every time he sees a woman, and every time he thinks of his parents as an excuse. So vulgar, can we be a little special? 🤧🤧