After Three Thousand Years of Seclusion, the Saint Took a Knife and Forced Me to Get Married.

When I first saw the title of the book, I thought it was another "clickbait" article, but when I clicked on it, I couldn't get out. "Three Thousand Years of Seclusion, the Saint Used a Knife to Force Me to Get Married" is definitely my biggest surprise in recent times. If I don't give it five stars, I won't be sorry for the hair loss caused by staying up late. The most amazing thing about this book is the sense of contrast. Others are eager to take revenge, pretend to be sexy, and collect a harem when they are reborn. Our male protagonist is better off. After sleeping for three thousand years, when he wakes up, the world has changed. The unfamiliar feeling of "an ancient boss mistakenly entered the new era of cultivation circles" was made both awkward and funny by the author. The character of the saint is simply the soul of the book. She is not the kind of vase who only shouts "Fellow Taoist, please stay", but a female devil who holds a knife to her neck and forces marriage. It's sassy and crazy. Every time I appear, I'm afraid that the male protagonist will be cool in the next second. As a result, the calmer he is, the more she gets on top. This sense of CP is really amazing. In terms of plot, the pace is very comfortable and neither boring nor procrastinating. There is a small climax in a few chapters, and a big twist in dozens of chapters. The slap in the face is clean and neat, and there is no fatigue at all after waiting for dozens of chapters to turn around. Although it is a cool novel, the jokes are arranged very naturally and are not forced to make jokes. It often made me want to send a razor blade to the author while laughing. Of course, this is not serious literature that requires a magnifying glass to study logic. The combat power system and world view sometimes give way to the plot. But come on, who has any brains when reading sand sculptures? When I came back from get off work and was half exhausted, I clicked on this book, smiled, and watched the male protagonist slap all the villains in the face, and watched the saint chase the male protagonist all over the map. It was really relaxing.

Finally found a treasure! 😭 This is the cool article I have been dreaming of! Other books are still foreshadowing the annulment of the engagement and slap in the face, but this one starts directly with the saint being forced to marry! Everyone is laughing at the male protagonist Shen Ji for being a high achiever. Only the saint knows what level of ancestor she has picked up! 🙏 What makes me most comfortable is the character of the male protagonist: never aggrieved, a maniac who protects his shortcomings. Whoever dares to touch a hair of my wife, regardless of whether you are an elder or a supreme being, will be slapped to death. It is totally unreasonable! An old monster that has been sleeping for three thousand years has awakened in the modern world of cultivation. This kind of dimensionality reduction attack makes my scalp numb. There was no peeing during the whole process, and I stayed up late to catch up on updates. I highly recommend it to book lovers who want to change their taste! 🔥

To be honest, when I first saw the title of the book, I thought it was some kind of stupid, mindless novel, but when I clicked on it, it was really fun! The protagonist Shen Ji is really the most outrageous "ancestor" I have ever seen. He is obviously ridiculously strong, but he only wants to be a salted fish. This "forced invincibility" mentality is so resonant. The heroine Ling Qinghan is also a ruthless person. The scene where the majestic saint uses a knife to force marriage really made me laugh. The contrast between the helplessness hidden under the cold appearance was full of laughter. The whole book is very easy to read, there are no brain-burning logical traps, it is just a slap in the face and sprinkled with sugar. Watching Shen Ji complain while protecting Ling Qinghan, and at the same time pressing the blind elders to the ground and rubbing them, it was really relaxing. Especially the generation gap caused by the three thousand years age difference between the two people makes people want to take screenshots every time it appears. If you are tired from work and school, and are looking for a meal-time novel that requires no brainers and is purely for fun, this book "Three Thousand Years of Retreat" is definitely worth picking up, and it won't cost you to stay up late to read it! It's just that sometimes the male protagonist pretends to be weak too deliberately, which makes him a little bit dramatic, but the flaws can't be concealed.

The male protagonist of Salted Fish is actually a full-level boss, full of contrasts, the plot is compact and interesting, and the grass has been planted.

It's very nice, with a strong sense of contrast and slap in the face, and it's a very refreshing article.

The rhythm is refreshing, the opening setting is arresting, and the slap-in-the-face plot is neat and tidy. The male protagonist keeps a low profile but is constantly provoked. The contrast is full and the plot is full of tension. I look forward to the follow-up high-energy showdown.