What? My Drug Resistance Is Too High to Cultivate Immortality?

A very interesting novel, a different way of cultivating immortality. It was the first time I read a fairy tale about cultivating immortality without riding a sword and riding the wind; it was the first time I read a legend about the protagonist falling into a sewage well at the beginning; it was the first time I watched a mortal cultivating immortality full of life... Many firsts made this unique masterpiece. It can be seen that the author is very talented. With humorous language, delicate brushwork, and sincere emotions, he writes about the life of cultivating immortals in a very graphic way. Especially the boss hamster and the second hamster, they always make people laugh. Protagonist cheering corner! Come on, author! Five-star praise!

At the bottom of this dark well that smelled of sour water, I met a young man in a state of embarrassment and two rats who spoke Sichuan and Chongqing dialects. This absurd encounter touches the heartstrings inexplicably. The author uses the dirtiest corners to weave the gentlest fairy tale. When Zhang Kuang heard the mice discussing "energetic milk tea" in despair, at that moment, the boundary between reality and fantasy quietly melted. We are not arrogant - struggling at the bottom of life, longing for a glimmer of light. And the pair of rat brothers, like the innocence deep in our hearts that has never been extinguished, use clumsy transformations and bickering to fight against the heaviness of the world. "People who look at the glowing cube every day and even forget to eat." Hamster's words stung me slightly. In this era of overtime addiction and creative loneliness, we all need such a magic well and such an absurd encounter to remind ourselves: life should not only have glowing screens, but also mice that can talk, pearls that grow bigger, and unrealistic fantasies. This is not only a story about rescue, but also a love letter to all "overtime workers" and "writers" - I hope you can also encounter your own magic in a desperate moment.

Hahaha, let me laugh first. This book is one of the most interesting ones I have read among the many articles on cultivating immortality. At the beginning of the book, Zhang Kuang fell into a well, and then there was a hamster drinking milk tea. From here on, because of accidents one after another, he gradually learned about the world of cultivation. As the story progresses, the protagonist's cultivation becomes stronger step by step, and various stories unfold. Different from other fairy tales, the world of this book is mixed with urban immortality. It is more like the world of life has another side, more of the daily life of the city, with daily life, laughter, and more passion, (≧∇≦)ﾉ. The author's writing style is quite good, of the highest quality, the characters are fully portrayed, and the descriptions of each scene are also wonderful. As a fan of emojis, if you can add some emojis in the middle, the book will be more interesting and it can also mobilize readers' associations. All in all, this book is very good. I hope it will become a hit. Gee, it will also be adapted into a comic book.

The writing is about cultivating immortals, but it is not the traditional dark and cannibalistic kind, but a warm, funny and light-hearted genre. The protagonist fell into the sewer at the beginning, which was okay, and then he was attracted to the rat brothers, especially the spiritual bubble milk tea. Haha, I remembered these two characters at once. The protagonist Zhang Kuang is not the kind of loser who starts the game and then kills all the way. He has his own obsession and sticks to his personal bottom line. The role of Nian Nian is also very brilliant, and there are various elders, which is a unity type. The villain currently seems to be the way of heaven. Isn't this the same as in the Tomb of Gods, with endless reincarnation and endless resistance. Keep it up, author!

An unexpected encounter in a sewage well brought new tricks to the anti-routine cultivating immortality. The social animal crazily falls into a well and encounters a rat spirit who drinks spiritual energy milk tea and speaks Sichuan and Chongqing dialects. The contrast between the round hamster stuck in the pipe and the violent flowery rat instantly breaks the coldness of the fairy tale. The appearance of Zhang Yiyi, the captain of the spiritual management team, is a highlight. The contrast between the cool thunder sword but forgetting the lyrics and picking the buttocks in public turns serious law enforcement into a comedy scene in an instant. From a mortal discovering the secret of cultivating immortals to being forcibly fed the Forgotten Pill, the three short chapters are fast-paced, full of laughter and suspense, making people eager to follow up.

Hahaha, it's quite interesting, a different routine, falling into a cesspool at the beginning, realistic and funny 😄 The beginning is very attractive, there are laughter, tears, and plot. I look forward to the subsequent plot [already planted][already planted][already planted]

The content of the novel is quite novel. It is different from traditional urban immortality novels. It perfectly integrates modern workplace culture into the immortality cultivation system. Settings such as drinking milk tea to improve cultivation, stealing "enlightenment coffee" and being punished by cleaning toilets are both absurd and reasonable. Especially the two mice with Sichuan and Chongqing accents. Not only do they have to practice cultivation, but they also worry about being bullied by cats, quarreling over the taste of milk tea, and facing the punishment of "sweeping the latrine" for illegal operations. The author is undoubtedly a bit funny, and in just one chapter, the fantasy characters have a grounded sense of reality. Not only does the use of dialects not cause dyslexia, but it adds a unique comedy effect to the work. I quite like it. It gives souls to the two mice, hahaha. Zhang Kuang, an "overtime dog" who works overtime until his face turns pale, a filial grandson who lives with his grandmother, and the psychological transformation from panic to gradual acceptance when faced with supernatural phenomena are all quite interesting. The character Zhang Yidao is a bit cute in contrast. On the surface, he is cold and lawful, but in fact he can forget his words, know how to pose, and can hold documents between his buttocks. It's quite down-to-earth. I think this description is very novel and a bit different from other novels I've read before. Grandma heated the braised pork three times, peeled the melon seeds all night, and remembered the details of the intersection where my grandson's company was, which made me feel very real. This is family love. It's great. No matter what happens, the protagonist has a family who will care about him. The protagonist who comes from such a warm family is a flesh-and-blood person. No matter what happens, he will never give up because he still has his family waiting for him at home. The arrogance of "working overtime until the blood is exhausted" is to some extent a reflection of countless young people who are squeezed by work. Ahhhh, how can it be so real? Even the mice know that we stay up late writing novels and working overtime. Hahaha, it's so real. Zhang Kuang's resistance to the "Forgotten Pill" and the abnormal values ​​displayed by the instrument on his wrist will definitely be mentioned in the plot later. After all, it is also a topic. 🤔 I think this novel is quite interesting and full of fireworks, and I look forward to the protagonist's crazy growth in the future.

I must praise the author's writing style which is very good. It is not a traditional fairy tale. It is also quite imaginative. There are several scenes in particular that are very funny and unexpected. The characters are full of plot and the text is relatively smooth. It is impossible to guess the content of the next chapter. The plot is very novel and worth watching. I must recommend it.

It's a very good book about cultivating immortals. It doesn't have any cliche system cheats. It's very attractive at the beginning, and there are various little humors interspersed in the middle. The overall look is relaxing and wonderful. It's very interesting to read. If you are tired of traditional formulaic books, you can read it. I highly recommend it!

"... I want to tell you that the most ruthless cultivation technique in the world is never the heaven-reaching magic formula, but a mortal's... "Nothing can happen to the people I want to protect" fight to the end..." I wonder how you feel after reading it? That is not just infatuation, nor is it just madness, it is a stubborn light rising from the dust, and it is the last barrier erected by flesh and blood for love. "... After all, what can defy destiny with a mortal body is never a physical constitution, but the stupidest and cruelest mortal obsession hidden in the aroma of braised pork, woolen stitches and mouse board glue…" What do you think? This is not a simple rebellion, but a way of bringing immortality back to the human world, and recasting the forgotten ancient prophecy about "guarding" in the depths of the fireworks. What the author gives to Zhang Kuang is the body of a social animal full of "drug resistance". This setting may seem like a joke, but it is actually a key that quietly pries open the iron wall of traditional cultivation of immortality. Therefore, what we see is not that he is cultivating immortality, but that he is practicing - blazing his own path in the ordinary world and trivial matters. His path was born out of love, to save his grandma from her illness; his path is continued out of love, and is firmed up because of Zhang Niannian. However, the road is long and difficult, just like "If you want to cross the Yellow River and the river is blocked by ice, you will climb the Taihang Mountains covered with snow." The twists and turns and dangers are not the numerous tests set by fate for him? The human world described by the author is full of steam. Grandma who is sometimes sober and sometimes confused, the clever and "silly" Nian Nian (who always feels like Huang Rong is there), and even the "pet" rat that is more alive than a human being... They were not passers-by in his life, but the real world that he couldn't leave behind, escape from, or let go of. They were the warmest and heaviest background in his spiritual practice. When humor is quietly integrated into this special physique and subversive system, a chemical reaction occurs naturally. This is not only an anti-conventional pastime, but also an invitation letter to all readers who are tired of traditional cultivation of immortality. Invite them to read this unique legend about seeing the true story in laughter and tears, and finding the path to immortality in the ordinary world. (This article is interspersed with Sichuan and Chongqing dialects. This may affect the promotion of the work, because now most people listen to books. Like us, we can't understand and will choose to give up directly. This opinion is for the author's reference only.)