Everyone crowded towards the Qingmu and Ruijin areas, but Liang Jinxian stayed on the mountain behind Centu without moving.
In his previous life, the social animal traveled through the world of immortality. He did not seek immortality through martial arts, but only wanted to earn a living and make a stable living. When he got lost in the mountains, he joined the Zhaoyue Sect on the spot. He said, "I heard that we are in charge of food here," which made the manager stunned on the spot.
The desperate situation on the cliff awakens the original space of the soul, and the stored materials are kept fresh forever; by chance, they meet the cub of the ancient iron-eating beast Fat Ball, and the two lazy guys hit it off and spend the whole day collecting all kinds of food.
The secret realm was opened, and all the prodigies competed for the magic weapon skills. Liang Jinxian concentrated on collecting spiritual vegetables and fresh fruits. The passage collapsed and everyone ran out of food. He moved out the full inventory to feed half of the secret realm monks.
Elder Wuchen came to the back mountain to recruit people to persuade him to practice swordsmanship again and again. Chu Yi'an, the King of Juan, was repeatedly encouraged by his casual gossip and his mentality was broken. The Black Wind Saint repeatedly wanted to learn from each other, but always encountered various mistakes and was unable to fight.
The world spends its entire life chasing edge and immortality, while Liang Jin lies leisurely in the back mountain and slowly realizes——
There is no need to compete for the first place in the road. Staying quiet and hiding one's clumsiness and being at ease is his eternal life.
Reader comments
What impressed me most about this book was its sense of "not being in a hurry". The protagonist is not incapable of taking the roll, he really doesn't want to take the roll. Others practice immortality to seek immortality, but he cultivates immortality to seek freedom. The interaction between Fat Tuan and the protagonist is particularly funny. I can laugh out loud every time Fat Tuan rolls his eyes. There is no forced torture, no frustration, just a relaxed life. Watching myself slow down, I feel like life doesn't have to be so rushed.
Others only write about relaxation, but Zhao Yue writes about the fatigue hidden under perfunctory behavior of adults. The trivial daily life is full of empathy and full of healing power.
What impressed me most about this book was its sense of "not being in a hurry". The protagonist is not incapable of taking the roll, he really doesn't want to take the roll. Others practice immortality to seek immortality, but he cultivates immortality to seek freedom. The interaction between Fat Tuan and the protagonist is particularly funny. I can laugh out loud every time Fat Tuan rolls his eyes. There is no forced torture, no frustration, just a relaxed life. Watching myself slow down, I feel like life doesn't have to be so rushed.
Others only write about relaxation, but Zhao Yue writes about the fatigue hidden under perfunctory behavior of adults. The trivial daily life is full of empathy and full of healing power.