In his previous life, Li Zhenyu worked 996, owned five carts but no home, had no wife, no steady job, and no money. Then he transmigrated.
Transmigration was nothing unusual, but Li Zhenyu had transmigrated into a corpse. The good news was that the corpse belonged to an immortal.
The bad news was that this parallel world was on the verge of spiritual qi revival.
After a lifetime of hardship, Li Zhenyu took control of the immortal corpse and immediately landed a stable nine-to-five government job. He began his lie-flat life: drinking tea, smoking, and scrolling through short videos at the office.
But there were always people who thought they were chosen by fate, jumping around in the lead-up to spiritual qi revival.
No one was going to disturb Li Zhenyu’s lie-flat life this time. Anyone who got in his way would be reduced to ashes!
Not even the revival of gods and demons could stop him. That’s what I, Li Zhenyu, say!
Having read several books of similar themes, I can say that the character "Liu Qingcheng" at the very beginning of this novel alone drove away at least one-fifth of the readers. Your genre shouldn't have such a character, or the protagonist should be decisive and ruthless, without any hesitation or romantic involvement: the protagonist kills from beginning to end, and the readers enjoy the thrill from beginning to end.
I am speechless.
The protagonist is truly decisive and ruthless; he'll fight at the drop of a hat. I love this kind of protagonist; he's fantastic.