The invincible protagonist lives in seclusion in a third-rate sect, signing in every day and lying down to gain cultivation. However, because he casually saved a little girl, he was passively involved in the cause and effect, and was forced to "lazily" train ten imperial disciples who would stir up the world. The more the protagonist wants to hide from Qingjing, the more entangled the cause and effect becomes, and the more the apprentices think that the master is unfathomable. The seemingly leisurely daily life of farming and fishing is actually a chessboard laid out for eternity to fight against the catastrophe of heaven and earth.
Reader comments
What a mess
Cultivation of immortality is the same as martial arts
Lazy[petrified][petrified][petrified][petrified]
Such a boring book
Like AI writing,
What a mess.
At first glance, it looks okay. There are no clichés, no pretentiousness, and no second-guessing syndrome. Things are getting worse and worse from now on.
It looks a bit messy, the relationships between the characters are here and there, that's it.
What a mess
Cultivation of immortality is the same as martial arts
Lazy[petrified][petrified][petrified][petrified]
Such a boring book
Like AI writing,
What a mess.
At first glance, it looks okay. There are no clichés, no pretentiousness, and no second-guessing syndrome. Things are getting worse and worse from now on.
It looks a bit messy, the relationships between the characters are here and there, that's it.