Longevity: I Reincarnated as a Prison Guard and Kept a Low Profile Until I Became Invincible
长生：穿成狱警，我苟到无敌
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With a hammer on one side and a stick on the other, the protagonist cheats every minute and becomes a powerful master, invincible in the world. Before, he was worried that he would not have enough money to write novels. Later, he found an excuse to use martial arts and even arranged for him to learn martial arts from a teacher. He arranged for him to be the successor of his eldest brother's sect and his father's hidden master [laughing and crying]
Apart from not fighting for hegemony, the protagonist of this book really doesn't have any evil points. Practice peacefully and earn as many points as possible without hoarding points or upgrading. Although it is a bit bland, it is in line with the concept of Chinese martial arts.
Those who are watching, those who are watching. This book is still barely readable, slightly toxic. It's 40% toxic. This kind of poison can make you feel a little isolated. But you said it would poison you, but that's not possible. It can poison your nasal cavity anyway.
It's really good, it feels real and comprehensive! There are no bells and whistles, the protagonist Lao Liu's IQ is online!
Super nice. With the golden finger, he traveled through the different world of the Republic of China, where he lay down and cultivated immortality. He doesn't fight, he doesn't rob, he doesn't fight for hegemony, he doesn't go out, he doesn't flirt with women, he doesn't strengthen his golden fingers, and he's just sitting on a three-acre plot of land in prison, how can he write so many chapters? Talent.
The rating is really too low, it's a wonderful book
It's quite good. No poisonous points have been found so far. The plot is not particularly smooth but it is still within the control range. The fighting scenes are very exciting. However, one thing is that the protagonist improves too quickly, just like squeezing out toothpaste. The front is too fast and what to write next. The description of human nature, the human heart, and the story is not delicate and natural enough, but it is already very remarkable. Come on
A very nice book, the best choice to kill time.
You can read more than 100 chapters in this book. The protagonist has a system. Well, it's just this system. I think it's okay. The only shortcoming is that it feels a bit like Wu Yazi teaching Xu Zhu the skills in The Eight Parts of Demi-Gods. With the Gregorian calendar, you have to practice by yourself. It's a good idea. The merit value is very good, and the character of the protagonist is also good. It's true that there is no female protagonist in this book so far, and there may not be one. If I say what I personally think is the highlight, it is that the protagonist is either too cold and ruthless, or a little more powerful in killing, but occasionally a little sad, which is acceptable. And if you read this book, don't bring it into history, because it is a completely different story
A very meaningful martial arts novel. Relying on the Republic of China period, it shows an extremely chaotic world. All kinds of people are fighting for Zha and Zhiyi. The struggle is difficult and Zhiyi is crazy. Although there are some exaggerations, the cruelty is very close to reality. The protagonist grows up step by step from living alone to slowly exploring, showing us a suffering society.