My Master Is Way Too Laid-Back

At first, I thought it was a cool article about Master mindlessly protecting his disciple, but it turned out not to be the case at all. The author greatly breaks out of the traditional master-disciple template of cultivating immortals. I thought I could cheat all the way by hugging my thigh, but the master's main attack failed, and his apprentice Yang Tianzhao was forced to rely on his own efforts. The full text is easy to read, there are entanglements in the past life, no CP, pure master and apprentice, the setting is very memorable, and those who like to go against the routine to cultivate immortality can read it. Also, most of the authors have done the second creation themselves. Do you want to make up for Shizun and Tianzhao and let them form a CP?

The heroine Yang Tianzhao was tasked with repaying debts issued by the gods. She originally thought that if she was assigned a powerful master, she would be able to hold her on his lap and win all the way. From then on, her journey to immortality would be smooth sailing. I never expected that my master would be a breath of fresh air in the world of immortality. He was indifferent to fame and fortune, had no desires, and would not be anxious if the sky fell. He would just drink tea and rest, and do everything as he pleased. He did not like to fight for opportunities or improve his cultivation. It is basically impossible to expect the master to support you. The backer is unreliable. The heroine can only rely on the heroine to practice and defeat monsters and complete tasks.

Treasures and relaxing fairy tales! The Buddhist master is paired with the inspirational heroine, and the contrasting interaction is full of laughter. The heroine accidentally incurred a fairy debt and wanted to counterattack, but her master was unreliable. After awakening from the past life of the demon god, she was involved in a mysterious pursuit. Funny daily life is intertwined with the main line of suspense, the reading experience is easy to decompress, and the characters are likeable. It is worth a read!

This story comes from multiple dreams long ago. In the dream, I faced the Master from the perspective of the protagonist. In the dream, I didn't know the Master's name, but I could always see his back exuding a touch of sadness, sitting in the bamboo forest playing the piano. Later, after communicating with my friend Ling Yan, she suggested that I write this story, and I also gave my master a name - Meng Sheng. (Taken from: The sound of the piano in a dream. Sheng = sound) In fact, I hope that Master can be happy every day and less sad. I also hope that he can be as comfortable and carefree as his character. So I gave the protagonist an out-of-the-box personality to alleviate the sadness brought about by the dream. Meng Sheng's character is actually very similar to the one in my dream, except that he is also very strict when he is serious, but in the dream, he gave all his tenderness to "me", his apprentice. Because it is a first-person dream, I don't know who "I" is in the dream... Perhaps this question will never be answered. But here, Master Meng Sheng has his little apprentice-Yang Tianzhao. I hope Yang Tianzhao can bring more joy to Master. [Sending Hearts] The previous content is currently being revised, and there should be another 70,000 to 80,000 words of content that need to be revised. Looking forward to the follow-up content~~[Send Hearts][Send Hearts] I'm sorry for bringing you a bad viewing experience.

What a magical book! The author combines many things, including various modern elements, fairy tales, legends, and various daily interactions between the heroine and the master, to form a story that can harmonize with itself. The heroine owes a lot of debt to the gods and is given a Buddhist master who will not stop her from drinking tea even if the sky falls. In the end, she can only rely on herself. It feels like a collection of stories to me, and the content is quite interesting.

I have read a lot of urban immortality novels, and this is the first time I have seen an urban immortality novel with a heroine who has no CP. . . All I can say is, come on, the author! I hope the author will find another way to complete the work of conferring gods as soon as possible!

It's beautifully written and very vivid, and it's especially worth following.

The master is very Buddhist, and his experience mainly depends on the heroine herself. The heroine has an out-of-the-box personality, is humorous, inspirational and intelligent. Relaxation and humor are interspersed with suspense clues, and the author arranges the two lines in an orderly manner. The storyline has ups and downs and is worth watching.

The writing is very interesting, it looks relaxed and interesting, the relationship between master and apprentice is very interesting, haha, the protagonist likes it very much It's really good-looking, and the heroine is also very cute

Wow, I really like this character design. Let me give you a caveat in advance. I am also an old man. Great efforts to update haha ​​I gained weight and came to eat