Xuanhuan: Laying Low as a Menial at Various Immortal Sects

I was really convinced. I said it always felt weird. I thought it was because the title didn't match the content, and the protagonist's behavior didn't match Gou, so I felt aggrieved. Only after reading the latest chapter did I realize, isn't this just a nanny??? These girls can do whatever they are asked to do, right?? If you really want to write in Feilu, then write cool articles and sweep all the way. It's not difficult to get on the list based on this theme. But now that you have written, I can see that you are petty. You write around these few women. If you don't change, I advise you to be prepared to not be able to get ahead, or to quit after making a fortune.

While talking about being stubborn, and at the same time teaching people with the highest attainments, you can't walk when you see neodymium, right?

The author please clarify what the handyman means. If you don't show up for half a month, you won't work? Come to Zongmen for retirement?

Holy shit, can you teach a girl to transform? Can you change your appearance when you go to sell elixirs and still be arrogant? Just change the name and copy it to show off.

The protagonist is not strict at all, and there is a problem with the setting. The golden finger is a copy, and the sect can just add one, or even become a casual cultivator. It is an excuse to learn from each other and cannot copy it. Is it so troublesome?

We can use "love" to influence them, and Tao Xianqing is so miserable, she is such a good person.

The biggest problem with this book is that the protagonist's level of improvement is too slow... It's as if the heavenly skills are not there at all.

Let's talk about this novel first. It's quite interesting, but if you want to be Gou, don't let anyone know your identity. If you want to be high-profile, just divulge everything. Don't end up looking like a different person. If you go to a sect, there are women who know your identity. You can barely let anyone know what color Kuchako the protagonist is wearing today. How can this be called Gou?

Before the tenth chapter, it has nothing to do with the word Gou, it is still active.

I thought it was about writing about being fast and invincible and pretending to be a senior, but the more I read on, the more I felt that it was very different, and it didn't feel any better.