Jinmen, Start Immortality from the Side Door

You have to pretend to be a pig to eat a tiger, and you have to make trouble for yourself. Many things can be fine if you just say a few words.

I'm a bit confused as to what the author wants to write as the protagonist. He's decisive and decisive at the beginning, but then becomes inexplicably frustrating later on. He's a bit high and low.

After reading a few chapters, the public security system is so fast and good, and the evil forces are so arrogant and can kill at will. Are the government offices and the Zhenyi Bureau the forces behind the protective umbrella of the evil forces?

The feeling of pretending to be cool and being slapped in the face was not expressed, but instead it lowered the protagonist's coolness. Also, the procrastinating and boring plot during the training camp lowered my evaluation of this book.

The protagonist's grandfather is a loser, and the protagonist's father is also a loser. Why write about such relatives?

The writing is okay, but the protagonist's level is a bit too high.

Good product, not worth reading after reading the book. It's just that the training part after it was put on the shelf was a bit bland and tasteless.

Hey, does the author think he is very smart for cultivating a heretic and then joining an official organization? It was so awkward that it directly ruined the overall atmosphere.

The protagonist is often looking for trouble, and I found that the author has a tendency to abuse the protagonist. I don't know if it's because of the literary youth or his own writing habits. The three counties are surrounded by the government, which is convenient for the evil sects to offer sacrifices and make any elixir, but the protagonist cannot leave. To put it bluntly, even if modern society and various high-tech products are blocked, there is no way to completely block every corner of the three counties so that no one can get out. This plot forces the protagonist to join the officialdom. He is provoked, looked down upon, and has various plots that are difficult to describe. Then the next plot is that everyone in the cult, regardless of their level of cultivation, has finished running away after the first woman was killed. The protagonist cannot leave alone. There are countless mind-blowing plots, just a few dozen of them. I don't know how the author is so capable. The writing is clearly readable, but the entire background, plot, and pace of development are all problematic. In other words, these intellectuals who have a bit of culture and a bit of pen and ink have more or less something like that.

What's the use? Damn it, I'm really convinced. The most disgusting kind is oh, trash, this is not good, oh, this is so, so why are there always people laughing at it? It's like it's all about you, oh my god.