At the End of the Dharma, There Is No Immortality? Wouldn't It Be Better If I Didn't Become a Human Being?

Well, the fourth one is said to be doing everything possible and all actions are for the sake of longevity. There is even a model worker element in the introduction. But it was completely broken in the fourth chapter. Because I couldn't bear the death of the Ren family (I think the author is Greedy Ren Tingting), I directly overturned the character design. Instead of choosing the route of maximizing immortality and income, I embarked on the route of killing zombies in order to save them. En~~~ Let's take a look at it later. Anyway, in my eyes, the plot of having to save the Ren family is obviously the author's crush on Ren Tingting. As for the protagonist's kindness and being unable to bear the death of the Ren family, it's obviously an excuse. I hope that there will be evidence of killing the girl later, which will prove that I guessed wrong. If there is really a plot involving various compromises for women, then just start with negative reviews. Writing a book is not a personal biography of the author. Once you establish the character of the protagonist, you must really let the protagonist act according to the character.

Your novel is the first one I've seen that completely deviates from the introduction in just the first few chapters. You are invincible.

After Chapter 20, a skinny woman suddenly appears and directly enters the core circle of the protagonist's plan. Those who want to see the Immortal Lord can leave.

It looks good now, come on Is there really dark text behind it?