After Thousands of Death Calamities, I Managed to Become the Supreme Being in the Demon Sect

One sentence introduction: The magic sect's handyman Lin Ji's golden finger is a way of recalling death - every time he is killed, he goes back to three days ago. He relied on infinite trial and error to avoid all dead ends, and climbed to the supreme level in the most low-key manner. There is no hard words, no Holy Mother, no wisdom in the whole book, only the ultimate Taoist wisdom. Core highlights: 1. Death retrospective wits battle It's not a mindless resurrection, it's about exchanging lives for information and using trial and error to kill the enemy. Every victory is the result of repeated deductions, and the feeling of satisfaction comes from "I know you want to kill me, but you don't know that I know." 2. Reality of the Momen workplace The evil point is the KPI, the fellow disciples are the competitors, and the elders are the leaders. Involvement, taking sides, taking the blame, and taking credit—this is the true ecology of the world of immortality. Lin Ji teaches you: How to survive to the end without taking sides. 3. Pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger throughout the process From the Outer Sect to the Supreme, everyone underestimates him. He doesn't show off, doesn't show off, doesn't establish authority, and is always the most inconspicuous one. Until the end, the world did not know what this Supreme looked like. 4. Dark but not oppressive The protagonist is not a virgin, does not save irrelevant people, and does not enforce justice. But he does not take the initiative to harm others, he only seeks stability and longevity. This kind of survival philosophy of "benefiting oneself and not harming others" makes readers feel confident and confident. For readers: A protagonist who is tired of brainless pretense and slaps in the face, loves wits and tactics, and wants to survive by relying on his brains without relying on his talent. One sentence summary: This is a refreshing article about cultivating immortality for all social beasts - you see, as long as you are stubborn enough, even the devil can't kill me.