The Working Stiff's Cultivation Chronicles

"Niu Xiu Xiu Immortal Record" undoubtedly injects a fresh and subversive force into the recent theme of immortality. It completely breaks away from the narrative framework of traditional immortality novels about hard work and upgrading, and uses the extreme contrast of "the delivery boy survives during the day and becomes an immortal online at night" to construct a contemporary fable that is both absurd and true. The protagonist Shi Jin struggles to make ends meet during the day, and the pleasure of taking control of virtual power at night. He accurately captures the complex mentality of countless young readers between real pressure and spiritual escape. The author uses a light-weight humorous writing style to naturally integrate the "meme" culture into the narrative texture, and dissolves the heaviness of life through self-deprecation and laughter. Whether it's the "Taitai Appears"-style update trailer in the introduction, or the protagonist's switching between real embarrassment and virtual glory, the laughter comes from the natural conflict between identity and situation, rather than deliberate piling up. This kind of humor makes the work more friendly and empathic in addition to the "refreshing feeling". At present, the story is still in the stage of foreshadowing and foreshadowing the world view. The physical predicament of the protagonist in reality, the operating logic of the online game world, and the possible interactions and influences between the two time and spaces all constitute a strong suspense pull. If these clues can be solidly developed in the future, so that "cultivating immortality" is not just a virtual pleasure, but also feeds real growth and breakthroughs, the work is expected to touch deeper emotional resonance and value thinking while laughing. Overall, this is a work with a novel setting, distinctive style, and full of web feel and vitality.

It is definitely a "mudslide"-like surprise in the recent immortality novels - calling it a mudslide is not a derogatory sense, but it breaks out of the traditional immortality novels' bitterness, hatred and upgrading routines, and uses the most down-to-earth perspective of a working man to create a fairy tale that will make you laugh out loud. . . . . . The setting of the protagonist Shi Jin is enough to go against the routine: during the day, he is a delivery boy who is pressed to the ground by life, and his paraplegic body makes it difficult for him to even basic survival; at night, he can transform into the Great Luo Jinxian in the National Immortal Cultivation Online Game, making the gods from all over the world retreat. This ultimate sense of contrast combines the "pain of reality" and the "exhilaration of virtuality" just right. The identity of the delivery boy strikes a chord with countless workers. The details of being pressed for orders by customers and overwhelmed by life are easy for people to relate to; and the identity of the Golden Fairy in online games gives readers the most direct outlet to vent their emotions. Watching the protagonist proud and proud in the virtual world is very similar to the heroic dreams we have in our tired lives.

The game settings are well done, and the dialogue is witty and humorous. Here's an excerpt for everyone's experience: Shi Jin took out the [Bloody Hat] hidden in the storage compartment of his belt and returned it to Daxing, and said, "Did you see it? Reasonable tax avoidance and prevent workers from bleeding and crying!" Daxing gave a thumbs up and said: "Awesome! But I have a small suggestion, can you take it out farther away next time? Why do I feel that the government officials are coming?" Shi Jin glanced back and said, "Be more confident, remove the word "N" and run away! What are you looking at?" The writing is smooth and the plot is rhythmic. Good reviews ((*^∀^))👍🏻

The concept of this article is unique, the layout is unique and unconventional, and it breaks away from the shackles of ordinary texts on immortality. The contrast between the dual identities of day and night is very ingenious. People are running around in the mortal world to make a living, and at night they are on the path to immortality. The reality and reality reflect each other, embodying the various emotions of all living beings in the world. The writing is humorous and transparent, and the interesting points are completely natural. There is no disadvantage of rigidly piling up vulgar jokes. The writing is relaxed and humorous, and the laughter can relieve the sorrows of the world. There are deep foreshadowings and numerous suspense, and the dual-line narrative hides many chance variables. The writing is vivid and flexible, the characters are fresh and down-to-earth, and the humor is full of empathy. It adds a new style to the category of cultivating immortals. It is truly a rare masterpiece.

This book breaks away from the traditional routine of immortality writing and turns online games for all people into an opportunity to cultivate immortality. It takes advantage of the double life of the protagonist who suffers from life pressure during the day and traverses the immortal world at night. While using dense jokes to create joy, it also reflects the hardships in ordinary people's lives. The author is very attentive and insists on a writing style that is dense with laughs. The plot is joyful and not procrastinating. It has the feeling of cultivating immortality but also has realistic empathy. The comedy is not just nonsense. Behind the jokes, you can see the struggle of the little characters, which is full of fun.

After watching it for a while, let me share my feelings first. First of all, it's really fun and stress-relieving. It's very similar to the style of "The Stall Sales at the Beginning". Personally, I feel it would be more enjoyable to listen to a book. However, if your guess is correct, the small traffic should be limited [laughing awkwardly] The descriptions in the first few chapters of the book are very realistic and make us empathize, but the language is too bold. The reality that everyone knows is written in bold language, which is actually a bit sensitive. This reminds me of a plot in Mo Yan's "Big Breasts and Wide Butts"... Forget it, let's just say that much first. The book is worth continuing to read, and the author remembers to give me a reply.

"Niu Xiu Xiu Xian Lu" is really a good book that becomes more and more amazing the more I read it, whether it is the setting, plot or writing style, it is particularly brilliant. The theme of traveling through time to cultivate immortality is very novel, the rhythm is relaxed and compact, and there is no unnecessary procrastination. Every chapter makes people particularly immersed in reading it. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, with distinct personalities, which are easy for people to resonate with and have a particularly strong sense of substitution. The author's writing is smooth and down-to-earth, full of details, with just the right amount of fun and excitement. Reading is both stress-relieving and enjoyable, and you can't stop reading it. It can be seen that the author writes very carefully and treats his works and readers very seriously. Such a thoughtful author and high-quality works really deserve to be seen and liked by more people. I am very much looking forward to the follow-up plot. I wish the author a great success and the more he writes, the better!

"Niu Xiu Xiu Xian Lu" - The most powerful mouth substitute among laborers, he laughs until the bed shakes! This book is really to my liking. Delivering food during the day and getting beaten up by life, and logging into the game at night to immediately make the gods from all over the world retreat. This setting makes me feel so happy just thinking about it. The character of Shi Jin is simply the ultimate fantasy of contemporary young people: all the humiliation in reality is doubled in the world of immortality. Watching this made me slap my thigh and shout, "He deserves to become an immortal!" The writing style is really relaxed, not the kind of awkward laughter that makes you squeak, but a sudden comment that directly hits the point of laughter. The author said that "there must be something funny within three sentences." I tested it and found that it was basically successful in two and a half sentences. Especially the kind of writing that seamlessly welds the modern working-class stereotype with the worldview of cultivating immortals, such as "merit points will be deducted for flying with a sword in violation of traffic rules", which is absurd, inexplicably reasonable, and too over the top. The rhythm is also very comfortable, neither boring nor procrastinating, and each chapter has new fun or new twists. I originally opened it to read before going to bed, but ended up staying up until three o'clock. I almost became "hemiplegic" when I went to work the next day (no). In short, if you have been stressed recently, want to relieve stress, or simply want to find a book that is mindless but absolutely interesting, this is the book for you. Already added to the update list. Two updates a day is simply not enough. When the author is bursting with inspiration, please update three times a day. Thank you! Strongly recommend, Niu Xiuxian, boundless magic power! ☕☕☕👌🏻👌🏻

Niu Xiu Xiu Xian is a hilarious fairy tale that takes the "sense of contrast" to the extreme. During the day, Shi Jin, a little brother who runs around delivering food in the city and is rubbed on the ground by life, transforms into Da Luo Jinxian at night, which makes all the gods shun away. This kind of "worker vs. Immortal" identity tearing feeling, the setting alone is enough to make people laugh out loud. The author continues the nonsensical style of "After Being Cut to Pieces, I Controlled the Universe", insisting that "there must be a laugh within three sentences", combining the grandeur of cultivating immortals with the embarrassment of working as a laborer, the battle between immortals is mixed with the anxiety of delivery timeout, and the thunder of transcending the tribulation is mixed with the annoyance of rent reminders. It is absurd and down-to-earth, and it is decompressing and addictive to read. Although the slow pace is annoying, it also ensures that each chapter contains dense plots. It is an excellent choice for contemporary social animals to find resonance in the fairy tales and laugh until they hit the bed.

The takeaway boy Shi Jin spends his days delivering orders in the human world and being criticized, but at night he transforms into a Daluo Jinxian and walks sideways on the path to immortality. The contrast between "realistic cows and horses vs. Immortal bosses" is immediately full. The laughs are so dense that there are almost three sentences to one gag. It is refreshing and decompressing to read. The author continues his usual hilarious style, combining the helplessness of social animals and the exhilaration of cultivating immortals just right. Although the update is not fast, it is easy and effortless. It is suitable for catching fish and reading two chapters before going to bed for fun. If you're looking for a refreshing novel that doesn't require you to use your brain and makes you laugh until you hit the bed, this book is worth a try.