When Ling Chen woke up, he was delighted to find that he had the best match for life in the world of immortality: innate Taoist body, young master of the sect, spiritual energy, and enough pills. I thought I was going to start Kuhaha's counterattack, but I found out that the script was reversed - he won directly at the finish line! Until he was fifteen years old, he discovered that he was actually living in an ancient novel. The male protagonist was his future son, a standard good-for-nothing counterattack template, and he was the male protagonist's cannon fodder father who died young, providing his son with key props for "family feud" and "legacy".
Ling Chen looked at the handsome face in the mirror: "???" Becoming a father? Die early? Paving the way for his son? This script is poisonous!
In order to avoid being killed in the plot, Ling Chen slapped his thigh: I don't want this son anymore! This marriage is not over! Woman? It will only affect the speed of my sword draw! If you walk alone on the road, without a wife or children, you will be free and happy forever! Since then, there has been a strange young master in the world of immortality who is involved in life and death and avoids the line of marriage like a snake or a scorpion. He refines elixirs, refines weapons, sets up formations, and attains enlightenment, and his spiritual power operates automatically? No, he's going to manually super double! Are the elixirs delivered on time? No, he wants to be a giant in alchemy! The young master of the sect? No, he wants to be an invincible Taoist!
Purpose: To deconstruct and irony the traditional "Long Aotian", "Waste Chai Liu", "Father's Revenge" and other cool writing routines, to guide readers to think about the logic and possibilities behind the routines.