[Immortality, one man and one dog, no female lead, not invincible, fun read, no tragedy]
Zhang Jiao transmigrates to the world of immortal cultivation and gains immortality and a pocket-sized world from the start.
While others spend a century in arduous cultivation, he sunbathes and walks his dog. While others fight over secret realms, he opens a clinic and sells "Viagra."
A big black dog, a spiked club, and a pocket world filled with medicinal herbs: that's his entire daily life as a cultivator.
Until the war between immortals and demons breaks out, ancient ruins appear, and prodigies and saintly heirs fall...
There's always someone who spots a big black dog squatting at the edge of the battlefield, gnawing on a bone.
Beside the dog is a young man with a blade of grass in his mouth, cracking sunflower seeds and sighing:
"What's the point of all this fighting? You'd be better off learning to sell medicine from me."
Later, a legend spreads through the cultivation world:
Whenever heaven and earth undergo a great upheaval, a man and a dog quietly appear.
They don't seize treasures or seek dominion. They simply watch the ages turn.
The world calls him the Black Dog Immortal.
I am an author, I enjoy writing, I think there is nothing wrong with it
Ah, I happened to read Chapter 250 today. It's actually pretty bland, but blandness is good, because I just listen to books and fall asleep. Anyway, it's not a big deal breaker for me. It's okay to read. Maybe I should change my review. It's actually quite good. After reading so many novels, there are only one that suits my taste. There are really very few that I can read. Of course, hahahaha, I don't dare to boast. After all, everyone's taste is different. I still want to recommend it to you.
It's okay for the time being, and it will be good if it continues like this. It's ordinary but extraordinary.
This type is pretty good, I like it better
The imitator of the Five Elements Taoist Patriarch barely bears a six-point resemblance. The rating should be 7.8