(The author is in a perfectly good state of mind. The author is in a perfectly good state of mind. The author is in a perfectly good state of mind. Important things are said three times.)
Fang Ming died suddenly and transmigrated, becoming an online streamer for the Windwatch Sect in the cultivation world.
In his previous life, he worked himself to death with overtime. In this life, he works year-round without a day off.
So the whole point of cultivating in the Windwatch Sect is to enjoy an absurdly long battery life, stay energetic all the time, and be ready to livestream around the clock, right?
Welcome to the People and Things Review livestream.
Here's a rant about sword cultivators:
Seriously, is there something wrong with all you sword cultivators? Some of you act aloof, but are secretly thrilled and practically begging people to ask about your sword or swordsmanship, then go on and on about it. The rest of you are always obsessing over sentimental swords, unsentimental swords, and heartless swords, with nothing to your name but a sword. Then you go kill a demon beast and play the hero rescuing a damsel, just so she might strike up a conversation with you.
(This post comes from a Beast-Taming Mountain Manor female cultivator whose spirit beast was just killed and who is absolutely furious.)
Good grief, he tried to play the hero, but didn't bother to get the facts straight and ended up slaughtering her beloved pet.
“Everyone in this cultivation world is so talented, and they all talk so nicely. I absolutely love it.”
That's what Fang Ming said after settling into this world, while happily watching all the drama unfold.
Not bad. The author is probably still a newbie and has not mastered the skills well. Sometimes the paragraphs are quite long. But it's okay to have some ideas, and some public relations concepts and examples are well-founded, but it's easy for the left brain to overwhelm the right brain, and the head is sharp.
It's nice to watch [laughing] The author loves to watch it