The Laziest Saint in History

Protagonist: My wife has been raped? What does it have to do with me? Being straddled on your head and causing diarrhea? What does it have to do with me? Too lazy to move. If you are being wheeled, you will be wheeled, and if you are being ridden, you will be ridden! What does it have to do with me?

Chaos has not yet emerged, where does the innateness come from? ! Shrimp bullshit

After reading the introduction, I want to say: What! What does it have to do with collecting, commenting, and subscribing to flowers?

Author, do you have any misunderstanding about the word lazy?

Reading this book review makes me want to read it.

How can you kill anyone below Daluo who just raises his hand and can't kill you? Daluo talks so much nonsense.

It's written about cultivation and fighting. It's like a martial arts novel. It doesn't describe the feeling of being a great Luo, a quasi-sage, or a saint. It also talks about being an immortal with raised eyebrows, being a hollow willow, and collecting all the treasures that come. I'm so embarrassed that I'm getting cancer.

I have an idea. Hongjun's three corpses testified. Who are his three corpses? In other words, Hongjun is actually the good corpse of heaven, Luo Hou is the evil corpse, and I have no idea who it is. The so-called Hedao is actually returning to heaven.

This Pangu is so big. Since it is a hundred feet high, it is higher than a fifty-story building.

Find a novel in which the protagonist travels to the ancient times and creates a system of Dharma practice and becomes a Taoist ancestor. Which book lover knows this novel? Can you tell me

Pangu was a hundred feet high? What should I write?

I'm too lazy to read this book. If I have nothing to do, I'd like to comment on this book. If I have something to do, I'd like someone to comment on this book. Please subscribe? What does it have to do with me!

The writing of this book is excellent, the plot is touching, the ending is unexpected, and the content is resonant and thought-provoking. It is one of the rare good books I have encountered in decades. My only regret is that I have not read a word of it.