Only at Qi Refining Level One? The Myriad Worlds Beg Me to Stop Pretending!

After following it for a while, I found that the details of this novel are very good! The male protagonist Li Fan traveled from modern times to become a waste at the first level of Qi refining. He just wanted to live a peaceful fishing life, but he ended up with an "auspicious constitution" - the fish in the pond can nourish spiritual power, the weeds in the yard are high-level elixirs, and even local dogs can easily suppress monsters. These settings may seem exaggerated, but they are written by the author to make him feel realistic. The most interesting thing is the reaction of the people around him. The disciples of the Qingyun Sect treat him as a senior master, the Immortal Emperor and the Demon Lord treat him with respect. Only the male protagonist jumps to his feet and says, "I'm really not pretending." This dislocated sense of "everyone is drunk and I am alone awake", coupled with the relaxed rhythm, makes people very comfortable to watch. There is no heavy conspiracy and plot, and it is pure and refreshing, dense and not obtrusive. It is worth following up!

The anti-conventional way of writing this novel is very interesting! The male protagonist Li Fan only wants to be an ordinary fisherman from the beginning to the end, but fate always plays tricks on him: the rocks he catches are iron from the gods, the native dogs he raises are hidden beasts, and even the wild vegetables plucked at random become elixirs for others to steal. The best thing is the mentality of the male protagonist. From the beginning to the end, he knows that he is only at the first level of Qi refining. When faced with the kneeling of the boss of the world, he will just sigh helplessly, "I really can't pretend." This sober and innocent look, coupled with the "unfathomable" that others think of him, makes him full of laughs without being embarrassing. The rhythm of the plot is also very comfortable, there is no procrastinating foreshadowing, and a small twist in each chapter makes people unable to stop reading. It is a complete treasure fantasy novel!

This bean setting really hit me! The male protagonist Li Fan is obviously only at the first level of Qi Refining, but he is always regarded as a big man who has returned to his original nature. If you catch a fish, you can get the magic iron, and if you feed a dog, he is an ancient evil. This contrast is very natural. There is no forced cheating in the story. The hero's "extraordinaryness" often comes from the imagination of others - for example, the crucian carp he gave away was regarded as a spiritual fish, the wild vegetables behind the house were regarded as a mutated elixir, and even the native dog he raised was regarded as a divine pet. Watching him explain with an innocent face, "I really only have the first level of Qi Refining", but the big guys from all over the world collectively don't believe it. This kind of light-hearted and somewhat funny plot is very relaxing to follow. If you like anti-routine fantasy, you can try it!

It's quite funny and easy to read, and it's worth reading.

A very good novel

It's passable, easy to understand, and somewhat interesting.