Ye Bufan, a modern time traveler, is familiar with the entire plot of "The Immortal Rebellion". The time of travel is a hundred years before Wang Lin was born, and he arrived in the country of Zhao on the Suzaku Star. After traveling through time, you will have a weak understanding of the way of heaven, and your cultivation speed is far faster than that of local monks. Your understanding is extremely high, and you can understand core contents such as the immortal world skills, restrictions, and inheritance of ancient gods in advance.
Tolerant, paranoid, thoughtful, decisive in killing, indifferent and alienated from the outside world, he is extremely gentle and unconditionally loyal to Wang Lin. He is willing to put aside all self-esteem and ambition, consider himself a servant, regard Wang Lin's reverse path as his entire life, hide his secret love, never reveal it, and only act as a silent guardian.
Change all the tragedies in Wang Lin's original work, help him defy heaven and achieve enlightenment all the way, and stay with him forever, even if he is just the humblest servant, he is willing to do so.
Reader comments
I think the author's writing style has a lot of room for improvement. I don't quite understand the previous logic. I don't know if I missed something, but I just feel that some places are a bit abrupt.
When I read the previous content, my impression was that "Licking a Dog Gains Nothing" or "The Price of Falling in Love with a Straight Man", because Wang Lin still had a very different reaction to Li Muwan and it was a very normal reaction. But by about Chapter 28.29, It can be said that there are two male protagonists. Wang Lin understood his own feelings and Ye Bufan's feelings for him, but he did not say it directly. Wang Lin later said to Qin Yue: "He (referring to Ye Bufan) is the reason for me to live."
I'm not saying that the author's writing is not good, I just want to ask if he has learned anything from bean bags or the like? Because some places always feel like they have been repeated many times? Mainly the content feels familiar to me. I feel familiar once or twice and many times (っ- ‸ - ς).
I still hope the author can finish it and not stop updating,🙏🏻
It's nice to read, but if I write more, it just feels a bit cheesy.
I think the author's writing style has a lot of room for improvement. I don't quite understand the previous logic. I don't know if I missed something, but I just feel that some places are a bit abrupt. When I read the previous content, my impression was that "Licking a Dog Gains Nothing" or "The Price of Falling in Love with a Straight Man", because Wang Lin still had a very different reaction to Li Muwan and it was a very normal reaction. But by about Chapter 28.29, It can be said that there are two male protagonists. Wang Lin understood his own feelings and Ye Bufan's feelings for him, but he did not say it directly. Wang Lin later said to Qin Yue: "He (referring to Ye Bufan) is the reason for me to live." I'm not saying that the author's writing is not good, I just want to ask if he has learned anything from bean bags or the like? Because some places always feel like they have been repeated many times? Mainly the content feels familiar to me. I feel familiar once or twice and many times (っ- ‸ - ς). I still hope the author can finish it and not stop updating,🙏🏻
It's nice to read, but if I write more, it just feels a bit cheesy.