Travel through time and become a handyman in the outer sect, and be bound to the [Steady Growth System] - the more cowardly you are, the more rewards you will receive.
Lu Changqing's life creed: If you can run away, never be tough; if you can hide, never show your face; if you can pretend to be a grandson, never act like an uncle.
Digging tunnels, hoarding supplies, pretending to be a mortal, and not causing trouble.
While others were beaten to death, he hid behind and picked up the pieces.
If others were chasing him to take action, he would have disappeared long ago.
But for some reason, the more cowardly he is, the more others think he is a master.
The more he ran away, the more people said he was hiding something.
Lu Changqing: I'm really just afraid of death...
The daily life of an ordinary Tulinggen monk cultivating immortality.
Don't show off, don't slap in the face, just want to live.
Reader comments
The protagonist's training process is so ridiculous, it took him half a year to go directly from the first level of Qi training to the foundation building stage. There is no specific skill system. What will happen if there is no system later?
I don't think this is like a voluntary self-narrative essay in a novel.
The protagonist's training process is so ridiculous, it took him half a year to go directly from the first level of Qi training to the foundation building stage. There is no specific skill system. What will happen if there is no system later?
I don't think this is like a voluntary self-narrative essay in a novel.