Back to the Beginner’s Village? No! I’m Here to Retire!

I really like articles without CP. I was surprised when I first recited the introduction. It's very novel. I thought it was for old age and immortality, but it turns out that the boss + the immortal have invincible military power. There is no longer a single male protagonist and two male protagonists. There is a system, but there is no task for the sake of the task, torture for the sake of torture. The story is no longer just centered around the female protagonist, there are many characters. The only drawback is that the author wrote too many group portraits, and I don't know who the main characters are. A character appeared who I thought was the protagonist but turned out not to be. The heroine's role is a bit less. I prefer stories with big heroines. Another point is that the deputy CP is a bisexual man, which is not acceptable. Why do we have to fall in love? Can't my male leader be the only one who is beautiful [crying]. All in all, it's still very interesting. I kept staying up late to catch up, and I was almost at the latest chapter. I finally gave up. I can only say that the author should keep working hard. I'll read it next time if I like it.

This work uses the anti-routine setting of "max-level bosses entering the novice village", which cleverly breaks the anxiety of upgrading in traditional fairy tales. After completing a large number of tasks, the protagonist Hua Yi chose to "retire" in the world of immortality. However, she was repeatedly involved in turmoil in stories such as "The Legend of Nanhu Pingyao" and "Fenghua, Snow and Moon". From the competition of "Battle against Lin Jingrou" to the leisurely fun of "Hua's tea stall is open for business", the story switches freely between relaxed daily life and the thrill of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. Through vivid stories such as "Eating Melon" and "Green Tea Ouyang Yue", the work combines the lazy mentality of the boss with the chaos of the novice village to create a unique sense of joy, creating a unique world of immortality that is both leisurely and hiddenly wonderful. The author's writing style is delicate, his conception is clever, and he describes a very wonderful story.

It's very beautiful and quite interesting. It's the one where one second you were thinking about returning to the mortal world to get married, and the next second your head fell to the ground. I can only say that the author is so moved by you [grievance] [grievance] [grievance] [grievance]

This novel is cleverly conceived and the plots are interlocking like a carefully woven web. The author cleverly connects seemingly unrelated clues and suddenly ends them in unexpected places, which is amazing. The turning point of the character's fate is designed just right, both unexpected and reasonable, showing the author's precise control of the rhythm of the story. The foreshadowing is buried deep but not revealed. When the truth is revealed, all the details have found their destination, which makes people have to admire the author's ingenuity. Every element in the story is in its proper place, with no redundant words or missing links, forming a complete and exquisite narrative system. This kind of creative thinking ability is really rare. The content is very rich, keep looking forward to it.

The heroine is so creative! She retired immediately after completing 9999 tasks, and went to the world of immortality to pretend to be a newbie for her retirement. She looked like a cute novice who didn't understand anything, but secretly she was a hidden giant who could fight against the will of heaven! It's so satisfying to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger, it focuses on a low-key elderly care, easy to abuse scumbag, ingenious concept, and wonderful content! What strikes me the most is that she convinces people with her "virtue"! Doesn't it make sense? It's okay, I'll give you some ideas! The story is very exciting, I followed it for a long time without realizing it.

Different from ordinary fairy tales, this book does not have endless upgrading in-volumes, nor does it deliberately sadistic plots. The core is the freedom of "retirement". The heroine occasionally takes action to solve troubles, and spends the rest of the time enjoying the fruits of others. The pace is relaxed and lively, and there is no burden to read. If you are tired of reading bloody entanglements and frustrating plots, and want to find a book about cultivating immortality that does not require brain power and is just for fun, this book is definitely the best choice. The daily life of a boss in retirement will become more and more addictive the more you read it! The group portraits in the book are also very brilliant. The companions the heroine picks up along the way each have their own stories, including the sealed son of starvation and the monk whose sword bones were dug out and abandoned in the wilderness. Everyone has their own past, but they form a lively "raise" around the heroine. "Old Squad", the two male lines of the deputy CP are also just right. The female protagonist is always the core that connects everyone. She is not tied by emotional ties and concentrates on caring for the elderly and building a career. This independent and powerful female protagonist setting is so lovable. It is recommended for book friends to read.

"Return to Novice Village" can be called a model of "full-level boss frying the fish pond". On the surface, he appears to be a newbie cultivating immortals, but in fact, he is a big shot in heaven wearing a white vest and "fishing for law enforcement" online. The heroine "conquers people with her virtue" on one hand, and hides her "virtue bricks" on the other. She performs the ultimate contrast of "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" in the world of immortality. The plot is light and humorous, the villain does not jump around or feel aggrieved, and the main character is straightforward and neat. The system is so cute, the teammates are so weird, and the whole game is fun to watch. It can be called a stress-relieving tool. It's suitable for readers who want to experience "999 for one dollar" but are too lazy to watch the intrigues. It's a great experience!

"Returning to Novice Village to Provide Retirement" is definitely a treasure in the retirement care genre. The setting of the full-level boss retreating to Novice Village has struck a chord with countless readers who want to lie down. It is densely refreshing and has a relaxing sense of healing. The more you read, the more you get addicted! The protagonist pretends to be an ordinary person despite being at full level, and lives a Buddhist-style retirement life in Novice Village, making tea, growing flowers, fishing, and hanging out, but all kinds of troubles always come to his door. I wanted to just ignore it, but my strength didn't allow it. I showed off my skills casually and stunned the whole audience. The contrast between "I just want to retire, but I am too strong" is a pleasure to watch every time! There is no infighting, no anxiety of being forced to upgrade, the protagonist lives as he pleases and becomes the hidden legend of the novice village, with an invincible character in the Buddhist system, and the plot of a flat-footed counterattack becomes more and more decompressing the more you watch it. Moreover, this book perfectly combines the relaxation of old age with the pleasure of refreshing writing. It does not deliberately suppress oneself in order to pretend to be weak. The protagonist just gets angry when he is not happy and helps when he wants. It is completely in line with the "wandering" of old age. You can watch the boss behave in a novice village and solve various problems casually, unlocking the dual happiness of comfortable old age + low-key pretentiousness. Open it and read it when you are short of literature, and it will instantly cure all fatigue. It is the first choice for reading books! Looks great! I chased you all the way! Hey-hey!

Recommend. The content is engaging and the story is interesting. The author's ideas are wonderful and his writing is skillful. Different essays on cultivating immortals

Overall, it's a good read. Everyone has their own characteristics. Unlike other books that completely revolve around the protagonist, the minor characters also have their own storylines and development paths. It's humorous, relaxed and joyful, but I personally feel that when I see Nan Jin, I fear and respect the eldest brother. The city owner who is in charge of a Pingxi City without a sect and is famous in the world of immortality. The master of the Lingyun Sect who manages all the big bosses and geniuses. The youngest Nascent Soul on the Tianlist who is extremely talented. The top ten gentlemen in the world of immortality were named a gentle and virtuous wife. They arranged a male CP. The male dragon was still 1. It was really shocking. After reading the previous foreshadowing, I felt that Nan Jue should be the image of a handsome young man in white clothes like snow. The twist was a bit big. I have read more than 200 chapters. There is not much else to say. It is casual and funny. There are many laughs. The protagonist is ridiculously strong and lazy. It fits the theme and is very interesting.