When you travel through time and become Ouyang Ke, you start in hell mode!
Others traveled back and forth to be happy and grudges, but I traveled back and forth to be Ouyang Feng's nephew, to give Huang Rong a head, to be Guo Jing's stepping stone, and finally to live in a wheelchair in Niujia Village and die in desolation.
As a senior social worker who just died suddenly in the 996 Welfare Report, I fell into deep thought about this martial arts world full of "risk of layoffs".
Dominate the martial arts world? No, my KPI is to live until retirement.
My life creed is: use the most handsome face, make the most ruthless remarks, fight the most cowardly fights, and be the most stable dog.
Hong Qigong: "Boy, your bones are amazing, you are a piece of material!"
Huang Rong: "Ouyang Ke" Huang Rong: "Ouyang Ke, have you changed your gender?" "
Ouyang Feng: "Ke'er, why have you been so steady lately...? "
I just want to keep a low profile and survive
Reader comments
The author uses modern people's thinking and the guidance of company management to describe a wealthy second generation in ancient times. It's still good [like], it clarifies the logic of the time traveler's struggle. If you and I were the rich second generation of film and television, would we get involved in the concept?
How to say it? It's not like a martial arts novel, which doesn't value force or anything like that. It's quite like a dog, but it's not about being strong, it's about being a dog. Moreover, it brings too much modern style into martial arts and ancient times, which affects the perception very much. But being able to write it down is already a lot more than that.
Give it a 4, come on, author.
The author uses modern people's thinking and the guidance of company management to describe a wealthy second generation in ancient times. It's still good [like], it clarifies the logic of the time traveler's struggle. If you and I were the rich second generation of film and television, would we get involved in the concept?
How to say it? It's not like a martial arts novel, which doesn't value force or anything like that. It's quite like a dog, but it's not about being strong, it's about being a dog. Moreover, it brings too much modern style into martial arts and ancient times, which affects the perception very much. But being able to write it down is already a lot more than that. Give it a 4, come on, author.