Li Fan, a social animal, screamed to save his life, but when he opened his eyes again, he actually traveled through time and became a Walmart plastic bag with the "Walmart" logo printed on it.
Just when he despaired of his "white pollution" rebirth, the [Animist System] awakened, and the epic of immortality with a plastic bag began.
When he was floating in the wind, he was regarded as having peerless movement skills; when he was waterproof and wear-resistant, he was regarded as an immortal material; when his blue trademark was misunderstood as a mysterious rune that contained the truth of the great truth... The whole world fell into crazy imagination.
The genius of swordsmanship, who did not eat fireworks from the world, sat facing him for three days, and realized the supreme sword intention from his shaking in the wind; the enchantress of the Hehuan sect who charmed all living beings wanted to take him as her own, but he used the supermarket promotional BGM to make her Taoist heart collapse; the master of the weapon refiner calcined it with the true fire of Samadhi, exclaiming that it was a sacred object of "the greatest simplicity"!
Faced with a girl who regarded him as a life-saving "bag" and a group of cultivation masters with MAX brain power, Li Fan roared in his heart: "I'm really just an ordinary plastic bag!"
See how the most environmentally friendly protagonist in history realizes his ultimate ideal of "garbage classification, packaging and soaring" step by step!
Reader comments
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The beginning is a bit exaggerated. A monk at the golden elixir stage cannot cut a plastic bag unless his cultivation relies entirely on taking elixirs.
I don't know if this book has a single female protagonist or no female protagonist, but in the absence of a real entity, it's better to be less yyy, as it's easy to get off to a bad start.
The premise for this type of article is not to be too overwhelming. After reading the introduction, I found it interesting, but I don't know how to actually write it down 😂
Give me a three star first The beginning is a bit exaggerated. A monk at the golden elixir stage cannot cut a plastic bag unless his cultivation relies entirely on taking elixirs. I don't know if this book has a single female protagonist or no female protagonist, but in the absence of a real entity, it's better to be less yyy, as it's easy to get off to a bad start. The premise for this type of article is not to be too overwhelming. After reading the introduction, I found it interesting, but I don't know how to actually write it down 😂