I, Steve, Am the Only Immortal Lord of This World

This is an article about pretending to be a god. The author's description is surprisingly neither embarrassing nor greasy. When reading it, it always reminded me of the feeling I had when reading Liaozhai. The scholar and the fox demon seem to be a common pairing in this kind of fantasy novel.

It was very interesting and I finished reading it in one go, but I feel that the protagonist has been doing some things that treat the symptoms rather than the root cause. If you don't want to be exploited as part-time workers, then follow the example of Fat Donglai. If you don't want people to be exploited, then overthrow the dynasty yourself. Obviously it can do anything in this land (I see too many negative things on the Internet, just for personal venting, don't scold me, I will cry if you scold me) Starting from this left-fielder, the protagonist becomes so pretentious and pretentious that it is no different from the B novels I read before that were deliberately pretentious. Most of the chapter is devoted to describing how pretentious the protagonist is [vomit]

This book is really good. The writing style and story concept are obviously similar to that of the "I Am a Fairy" book from the starting point, but the author has indeed made some innovations and created his own style. It has been boring since entering the court.

This is truly a treasure author. The depiction of the entire worldview and the characters' reactions are very smooth and natural. It was a very good reading experience. I can really say that this is the most comfortable, natural, fresh and elegant writing I have seen in the past few years. There is nothing too special about the plot. It cannot be said to be old-fashioned, but it cannot be said to be very novel, but it is better than complete and natural. Smooth and harmonious are not small stories that are copied mechanically and forcibly stitched together, but integrated into a good world view. It serves to shape the image of the protagonist and the emotional experience of the readers. It's very refreshing. The most immediate feeling is that it looks refreshing, comfortable, fresh and not greasy. Embarrassing There are two points about the author that particularly impressed me. One is that the bandits begged the protagonist to die when they killed him. "I beg you to die!" I was particularly impressed. This description of a person's collapse was really touching. I didn't know where he came from. The logic of this description is generated, but when a person collapses, he will even beg his enemies to die. This is so reasonable, yet there is a hint of absurdity in it. Another one is that the county magistrate did bad things with good intentions and thought he had offended the protagonist. So he wrote a letter of apology, and ended up writing many letters. At the beginning, his words were reasonable and well-founded, but later he became more and more anxious. The logic collapsed, the preface and the follow-up did not match, and in the last letter there were only two big words left: "Spare my life." This section is really good. I even discussed with AI why the performance is so good. Because he used one scene to focus on showing the entire process of the county magistrate's mental breakdown, rather than writing it bit by bit. A straightforward narrative would also cost a lot of reading. From the beginning, my mentality was relatively stable, and then I was able to stabilize myself and write letters with reason. Later, when one letter was not enough, I wrote a lot. When it comes to the last word about "spare my life", I can already imagine the magistrate scratching his head in the room and writing dozens of pieces of paper. After sending the letter, he still felt uneasy and continued writing. Finally, unable to sleep in the middle of the night, he suddenly got up and wrote two big words "spare my life" and then sent it to the protagonist.

There is nothing to say. The author is definitely knowledgeable, and the writing style is very good and the rhythm is well controlled. The protagonist's words and deeds are more like the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties than the aloofness of the prehistoric Shuangwen gods and Buddhas. They are more like the kind of loose immortals who play chess with the shepherd boy. This actually shows a more divinity than the gods and Buddhas in the sky. There are two sentences in the article that I like very much, "Everyone hears this and looks at each other to show off his arrogance: "How can there be an immortal who laughs like a child? ""I am happy when I see all living beings, and I am moved when I see mountains and rivers." The divinity of loving all things, loving the common people, and loving everyone is very well grasped. This is the first book I have read in the past two months.

Look at it, this is really pretending to be invisible. The protagonist is really made to be a fairy. He is compassionate but not too holy. From the perspective of the supporting role, he is really a fairy who is not stained by the secular world but deeply penetrates the warmth and warmth of human beings. He is childlike and pure, full of innocence, and is completely free from the world. And some people say that some of the protagonist's behaviors are too out of character, so I can only say that I should read your super invincible dragon Aotian's mouth-watering article. Finally, the short paragraphs of classical Chinese at the end of each article are very interesting to read. I really like it and hope I can stick to it [love] [love] [love] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] It also made me eat fine chaff [Adoration] [Admiration]

The latest 57 chapters, the writing is good, the ancient note at the end of the chapter is quite interesting, the overall style is more casual, the big hanging is light, although the pretending is not big, it is very comfortable and round, many male protagonists in longevity novels are not as fairy-like as this mc fan. The description of the male characters, including the protagonist, feels like a female author. The little fox is the female (?) Character who has the most roles, but the way it is written seems to be assigned to others. There are also male disciples, so it feels like there may not be a female protagonist. After a year off, the palace is over [smile]

As expected of an old author, although he basically didn't write anything about MC, he just used a golden finger of MC skin, but he relied on his writing style to bring objective readability. However, every time I see the World Percentage, I am a little worried about the future of this book. I hope it will not be homogenized or even collapsed in the future. It can be said that the MC in the title is not worthy of the name. Although I can still read it from the back, the more I read, the more awkward it becomes... In a sense, this book can go further without using the MC layer... What's more, my previous worries have slowly begun to become reality.

The author's literary quality is very high, and the classical Chinese text written at the end of the chapter really has that magical feeling. And the protagonist has that "inhumanity" about him. In some places, it can be seen that he is "pretending", but every time it makes people say "so handsome".

It is indeed possible. There are no trolls in the comment area. Shen Nong has tried it for you. The food and grass have reached the level of fairy grass. Maintain the current level and write more stories. It is definitely a first-class level. The author can collect more materials. The number of chapters will definitely become popular [Cool]