The Violent Immortal Who Rules the Entertainment Industry

I stopped reading after chapter 134, when the protagonist planted the Dao Heart. Why? Well, how should I put it? The premise of this book is a story of immortals in the city, but it differs from previous stories of immortals in the city; it's essentially old wine in new bottles. The protagonist's personality is a minor highlight, one of the freshest I've encountered so far.

Are you trying to fool everyone? Cats can talk, chickens can sing, you're just entertaining yourself.

Poisoned to death, I won't say anything more, just read it yourself. I persevered until chapter 28.

You promised you'd stop writing before you reached a million words and never write another book.

Many people in the book reviews say that the male protagonist is a saint, but that's just your opinion. I think the author actually wanted to write a more realistic novel rather than the kind of generic wish-fulfillment story. Although sometimes it's frustrating to see things backfire, that's just how things are in reality.

Is it so cool for an immortal to bully us native Earthlings?

Honestly, it's not as good as the first one.

Since they dare not become immortals after being reborn as Golden Immortals, they should develop advanced technology and create weapons that can instantly kill Quasi-Saints. Let's see if the Jade Emperor is still so powerful then.

Urban fiction is indeed full of clichés and face-slapping moments, about 90% of the time.

Um, I just wanted to say this: does your family always speak like this, and use this kind of vocabulary?