A Century of Sign-Ins: From Lowly Groundskeeper to Ancestor of the Immortal Sect

After reading a book for the first time, I realized that novels without emotional drama are suitable for singles like me👀

This book is okay. You can read it. I just like the time travel to the ancestors of the Lin family. It feels very good. It is much better than other time travels in the beginning!

Sure enough, it's good if there's no emotional drama*⁂((✪⥎✪))⁂*It's much better than the novels I read before✌︎( ᐛ )✌︎

It's a pretty good book, especially the personal monologues of some of the protagonists. It's really good. I started reading this book and then followed the author's updates for about five or six months. Judging from the whole book, it is quite good. There are naturally some flaws, but the most important thing is that it gives me a different feeling, which is really different from other cultivators. It turns out that books can still be written like this. It is because of this book that I decided to write my own story. All in all, it's a very good book and I highly recommend everyone to read it.

This book is one of the few novels in recent years that fits my three views. Apart from Chen Dong's novels and the original Dou Po, this is the first time I have followed a novel by another author.

I think this novel is generally okay. Unlike some cool novels, where three days to transform into gods and five days to overcome tribulations, this novel is very good step by step like the biography of a mortal. Like those high-level martial arts cultivators, the span seems too big, but this kind of novel is more suitable for real immortal cultivation novels. This book is systematic. There is no heroine or not, but it is a little aggrieved when the sect is at its lowest point.

It's very exciting. This book is a bit like old wine. It doesn't taste very good at first glance. The more you drink, the more delicious it becomes.

It's very interesting, and unlike other novels, I don't have the desire to read it.

Super save book waste, \(^o^)/YES! The writing style of this master of Xianxia novels is already pretty good (ง •̀_•́)ง. . . The content is colorful and novel, but what's missing is the male protagonist's love life! ! O(╯□╰)o

This book surpasses all the books I have read before. The content is interesting and varied, and it perfectly fits the true meaning of the title "Laozu". It is unlike other books that use the name Laozu to pretend to be a comparison. Come on, author!