[Invincible protagonist + genius protagonist + laid-back master + hidden powerhouse + contrasting master-disciple duo]
Jiang Wang, originally from Blue Star in the twenty-first century, is reborn into a chaotic cultivation world overrun by demons.
He thinks being taken in by Su Ruanyan, the lazy master who found him and brought him back to the mountain, is an incredibly lucky start. But in the end, he discovers that this beautiful immortal is a complete slacker!
She turns Sword Cultivator Peak, one of the seventy-two peaks of Qingxuan Mountain, into a wine cellar, converts the Hidden Sword Pavilion into a wine storehouse, and leaves all cultivation to her disciple to figure out, while making him fight for his own resources.
In the end, she runs the peak into the ground until it’s reduced to a fringe peak with just one disciple left.
From then on, Jiang Wang becomes Sword Cultivator Peak’s reluctant pillar of support. Every day, he has to keep his master from sneaking sips of his spirit wine, while also slaying demons to restore the peak’s reputation.
No one knows that this orphan disciple, who can barely get enough to eat, is actually a hidden powerhouse with the knowledge of Blue Star and overwhelming combat strength.
Even fewer know that this seemingly tipsy, carefree master was once a heaven’s pride who shook the cultivation world of Zhongzhou, but was forced to retire after an accident.
As the chaotic cultivation world continues to sweep everyone along, master and disciple each pretend to be a slacker and a good-for-nothing. At last, they can no longer hide their true selves!
At present, I have read 152 chapters. There are no major problems with the book as a whole, but I think there are some minor problems that I can mention. First, some of the same descriptions appear twice or more, which is a bit redundant. Then, some necessary similar descriptions can be expressed in another way. But overall there is no big problem, author, cheers!
Not bad, there are several female protagonists.
Overall, it's a lot of fun and exciting moments, and it's worth watching.
Come on, the author. This book is one of the few that allowed me to truly immerse myself in the situation and feel the protagonist's thought process and personality charm. Come on! You must write it down! !
It looks great, why is it rated so low?
Also, Master's character and way of speaking are very similar to Wang Wu. Has the author seen "Once Upon a Time on Lingjian Mountain"? I especially like watching this TV series
Very interesting, my first time reviewing a book
The plot is very refreshing,
I didn't see any funny points. If you like to watch Chongshi, you can watch more. Don't pay too much attention to the demon sect raised by the supreme elder of the first sect of the righteous way. After all, there is always a villain.
It's well written, not as bad as some reviews say.
At present, I have read 152 chapters. There are no major problems with the book as a whole, but I think there are some minor problems that I can mention. First, some of the same descriptions appear twice or more, which is a bit redundant. Then, some necessary similar descriptions can be expressed in another way. But overall there is no big problem, author, cheers!
Not bad, there are several female protagonists.
Overall, it's a lot of fun and exciting moments, and it's worth watching.
Come on, the author. This book is one of the few that allowed me to truly immerse myself in the situation and feel the protagonist's thought process and personality charm. Come on! You must write it down! !
It looks great, why is it rated so low?
Also, Master's character and way of speaking are very similar to Wang Wu. Has the author seen "Once Upon a Time on Lingjian Mountain"? I especially like watching this TV series
Very interesting, my first time reviewing a book
The plot is very refreshing,
I didn't see any funny points. If you like to watch Chongshi, you can watch more. Don't pay too much attention to the demon sect raised by the supreme elder of the first sect of the righteous way. After all, there is always a villain.
It's well written, not as bad as some reviews say.