When Li Changsheng was still wearing crotchless pants, he was spotted by a wandering Taoist priest who wanted to accept him as his disciple. In order to accept Li Changsheng as his disciple, the old Taoist priest went to great lengths to convince Li Changsheng's grandparents. From now on, this son will definitely wear yellow robes and eat big fish and meat!
But Li Changsheng later learned that the person wearing the yellow robe and eating big fish and meat was not necessarily the emperor, but could also be the delivery boy...
Spiritual energy revives, the great age comes, gods and demons are reborn, demons appear, and Li Changsheng must be the first person to become an immortal.
Reader comments
It's not bad. Although it's a bit cliche, the supporting characters in it are quite clever. When the villain sees the protagonist showing off his strength, he won't question it and just falls to his knees. When the granddaughter took him to treat his grandfather, the servants didn't look down on the protagonist. It's quite comfortable to watch. I hope there will be no harem with single or no female protagonists.
It's really good to see the male protagonist call the police
Not bad, how can I say it?
It's pretty, okay
It is recommended to read the book which is very interesting but not crowded and support the author.
Some of the plots are a little bit toxic, but overall, it's worth reading and a very innovative novel.
It's not bad. Although it's a bit cliche, the supporting characters in it are quite clever. When the villain sees the protagonist showing off his strength, he won't question it and just falls to his knees. When the granddaughter took him to treat his grandfather, the servants didn't look down on the protagonist. It's quite comfortable to watch. I hope there will be no harem with single or no female protagonists.
It's really good to see the male protagonist call the police
Not bad, how can I say it?
It's pretty, okay
It is recommended to read the book which is very interesting but not crowded and support the author.
Some of the plots are a little bit toxic, but overall, it's worth reading and a very innovative novel.