Ruthless Taoist Immortal

It's a very slow-burning genre, and the beginning is very dull. Anyway, I didn't have any trouble at all, but I have been looking for books with no cp and a male protagonist traveling alone, but they are all average. The setting is good, but when I see Xiaonu as a nymphomaniac, my impression is shattered. It feels like it is written in a complementary form. The male protagonist is extremely curious but has no emotions and six desires. The other is not curious but has emotions and six desires. This will only appear when the male protagonist has death intentions or is in a life-or-death crisis. You said that the secondary personality was born from the survival instinct, but you wrote the feeling of two souls. They can switch at any time and still chat all the time. It is quite difficult to understand. Also, half of the male protagonist's soul is used as a cost, but there is no mention of any impact, half of the soul! Secondly, this also shows that there is no difference between the secondary personality and the main personality, and both souls can make the final decision. So what is the positioning of the sub-personality? The male protagonist also said that if there is an opportunity in the future, he will make a body for him and separate it out. However, the transaction made with the male protagonist's soul shows that he has no soul and is just a personality. How can he separate it out? So I feel like the author wrote casually without intending to go too far. See you soon.

This book is actually very in line with my taste, because I am the kind of person who doesn't care much about emotions and is more inclined to consider issues of rationality and interests. The character of the protagonist is a copy of my personality in a way. Except for the second personality in the body, which I don't like very much, it can be said that it is a work without any shortcomings for me. But it is a pity that the update has been discontinued, and even if it continues to be updated, this type of book will not be popular, because the proportion of rational thinking people like the protagonist is very low in reality. As far as tomatoes are concerned, ¾ of the people are not rational creatures. The audience for this book is destined to be a small group. In addition, there is no operation such as diversion to increase exposure. It can be found that this book only has two words: let it happen! I also found this book after specifically searching for pure ruthless novels. In fact, I couldn't choose the reason (because all the ruthless novels that can be found on Tomato are trying to sell dogs on sheep's heads [face covering])