How Did an Ordinary Guy Like Me Become Invincible?

This is a novel about a passer-by who is a passer-by. He does not participate in messy disputes, does not say that he is not involved in behind-the-scenes attacks, does not have troubles and grabs resources everywhere and wishes that good things can be regarded as his own. He wants the things he has learned and is not good at specializing. He wishes he could put two pages of skills on the board. He is really peaceful. He has a knife in his hand and does not show off. He respects the fate of others. Even if he has a high level of cultivation, he will not think that he is invincible. In terms of female sex, except for the little niece who is too arrogant and unlovable, the other female geniuses stay away from each other, guarding the vests of passers-by, and treat them indifferently. This is simply rare in most novels nowadays.

A rare good book with novel subject matter [like][like][like]. Compared with some novels that hide for decades and then come out to turn the tide and shock the world, in fact, they have been looking for a protagonist with a presence during the period of hiding. I don't know how many times better. The author continues to work hard.

A person who is truly righteous and not irritated, looks very comfortable, and has a smooth mind. Very hypocritical, too artificial

This novel focuses on leisure and minding one's own business. The process was quite comfortable. There is no bloody plot. It's just that the span is a bit fast. But it's not a big problem. Pretty good. Well worth a look.

This book is a little different from other longevity books. Other longevity books are slow to develop due to poor qualifications and slow upgrades. However, the protagonist in this book upgrades quickly to the level of a boss. Even so, the protagonist can only be a passerby and watch the storm without taking any action to change the situation. This is the pinnacle of Gou Dao! [Laughing]

The content is quite consistent with the title of the book. It is plain and does not cause trouble. It is indeed a good book. It's not like those people whose book titles say they are doing things every day. Some comments say that the main character is too boring, so I just want to say, can you please read the title of the book? They all say that he is a bit lazy and wants to pursue excitement, so why are you reading this book? Because the protagonist cultivates Taoism, this kind of writing usually focuses on the people around him. Otherwise, wouldn't you think that the protagonist is planting grass, flowers and fishing every day? Those who write this kind of writing just lack the sense of excitement, so you will find it boring.

Five-star praise. It's not a slutty guy who wanders around with some strength and thinks he's a coward. He doesn't have a succubus physique that would pounce on the protagonist if he's a woman, or a disaster-inducing physique that's inexplicably targeted. The protagonist just has a very talented and beautiful wife (who hides her strength and appearance outside). The protagonist's golden finger panel is also really strong. I won't mention the upgrade soon. There are no bottlenecks and no need for any additional resources. The strength of the immortal world boss who has cultivated in the mortal world has not yet soared. I silently watched various geniuses competing, the sons of luck rising, and the immortal world big figures plotting. However, the protagonist can transcend everything and have an inexplicable feeling of seeing through everything. What I am most looking forward to now is when the protagonist will expose himself in front of his wife, and what plans will he have with those immortal world big shots.

Personally, I like it very much. This is true Taoism. He has strength but doesn't run around and doesn't cause trouble. He plays the role of an above-average strength among the same class. He is like a passerby, which is good.

I originally thought I liked Gou Dao's novels, but after reading this one, I admit that I am a bit fond of Ye Gong. The rest of the story feels OK. The appearance of the protagonist has finally become the norm, rather than focusing on the child of destiny. It's a little bland, but it feels pretty good

This is the real Gou blending into the crowd, unlike other novels that say that Gou starts to wander once he becomes stronger. I like it very much. It would be better if he has a few disciples.