I Keep a Low Profile Cultivating Immortality in a Strange Era

It's so good! At first, I thought it was one of those old-fashioned transmigration stories where the male protagonist transmigrates to a cultivation world but returns to the real world after a major accident. But this is a world in decline, so I thought it would be something like that. But wow, it is indeed this kind of story! And it's really good though.

A refreshing book that combines a bizarre post-apocalyptic zombie world with cultivation of immortality.

This is terrifying! After reading the first chapter, it shattered my image of the supreme heavenly court and my fantasy of cultivating immortality. I can now understand why the protagonist's Dao heart collapsed. It's so scary! But rant aside, creation is hard work, so I'll give it five stars! 😢😢

There's nothing wrong with it; the character portrayals are very delicate, and it felt like a real world unfolded before my eyes. This is one of the few books that has had such a profound impact on me, and I'm very much looking forward to the rest of the story. I believe that a person is a complex individual, without purely good or bad qualities.

It's quite good, I don't know why the rating is so low.

Bad news: A Frankenstein's monster. Good news: Everything's stitched together, and the logic is pretty good.

This book is indeed very good, but I don't know why the rating is so low. I'm a book recommendation blogger, so I hope it won't be abandoned. I'll continue to recommend books, and if it becomes popular, please provide my contact information.

To be honest, it would have been better if the protagonist had gone mad at the beginning, since his Dao heart had been damaged.

6. Everything I see reminds me of you. The moon looks like you, and the stars look like you too. Those bright, clear, gentle, and serene lights all remind me of you. Actually, I don't really understand what liking someone means, but I want to walk towards you. From the day a person is born, their face is full of deception.

It's good-looking and quite nice, but Lou Yuxin's character is the kind who doesn't contribute anything herself, just provides information, sees someone has some skills, and then goes to rely on them, even looking down on them. Then, when she arrives at the male lead's place, she feels like a guest, and because she's not treated well, she thinks the male lead is terrible. Please, everything's fine now; being provided with food is already a great favor.