Back to Field: The Boy Who Escaped an Assassin Organization

I'm planning to write a book about the life I yearn for: Thanos's retirement. If you're interested, please leave a comment below.

I hate these kinds of books about assassins. They're an insult to the word "assassin." Do they even know what it means to stop killing with killing? Once they enter the world of assassins, they can't stop, unless they have the power to withstand nuclear weapons. So the only path for them is to keep killing.

Weng* Village is truly a magical place; all sorts of important figures gather here (blacklisted celebrities, gods, zombies, assassins, special forces soldiers, and the childhood sweetheart of a certain celebrity).

The world of fantasy is truly amazing, featuring assassins, elite soldiers, teachers, students, tomb raiders, cultivators, sword practitioners, exorcists, Taoist priests, monks, geniuses, fools, old men, children, animals...

The Cai Xu Kun, a type of Kun, lives in shallow waters. Like human females, it experiences menstruation every month for 25 days, leaving it vulnerable. This vulnerability makes it a frequent prey for sharks. To survive, it is forced to swim to deeper waters, a tragic phenomenon known to zoologists as "shark-hunted Cai Xu Kun," as famous as the South China Sea whale fall.

Wouldn't it be great if Zifeng were the female lead? (It has to be a single female lead)

A hitman stepping into the limelight and becoming a celebrity?! An entire assassin training base has been wiped out! What about its backer? What about the assassin organization behind it? Wouldn't an assassin organization have intelligence on the personnel of this training base? Putting everything else aside, once you step into the limelight, if the assassin organization exposes your information online, you're doomed, right? Doesn't the author have this much common sense?

They yearn for true danger, including cultivators, Taoists, gods, ghosts, assassins, and the richest people.

This is a boy who has killed everyone in his organization... He didn't want to be an assassin; he was just forced to train to be one. So, after killing everyone, he burned all the data and "escaped." This is about aspirations, not murder. The premise is that even if there were any survivors who weren't there at the time, they would be minor characters and no one would know that he was the one who…

Why don't you write a story where the protagonist is taken to an assassin for training at age two, kills everyone at age three, undergoes tribulation at age four, and ascends to immortality at age five?