Cultivating Across Three Thousand Small Worlds

Low mood, low IQ, childish, too good to women, doesn't admit that he likes women, doesn't like them, and likes to make messes

They are all reincarnations of great powers, and they are just like losers. The Dharma is not spread randomly, do you understand? Kind-hearted, soft-handed, indecisive, a woman's kindness

The system text is quite L0L! It's equivalent to a plug-in for the game! If you don't want to practice skills in a down-to-earth manner, of course you can use plug-ins! You don't want to play L0L and have to use your ultimate move like the King of Fighters! The sense of immersion in the system text is too low!

When the protagonist helps women, he always says that it's boring. If you're bored, go practice cultivation. If you're bored, go and realize the great truth. He also says that women are trouble. They're a waste of time and are wiping other people's butts even if they know it?

If others find it troublesome to take on a disciple, the best thing to do is find someone who can inherit the legacy. The protagonist himself regards being a nanny as a pleasure.

Be a nanny for your apprentice? Very poisonous, discard it

Nosy, too good to women, why can't he be violent but silent, how can he be verbal to women, and a woman has implicated the protagonist, and the protagonist still protects, shabi,

Actually, food, sex, and human love are long-lasting, but the author overestimated himself. He couldn't write well and forced to write, and the writing was neither fish nor fowl. The biggest failure of this book is that many female protagonists were not written well, which was extremely embarrassing.

Personally, I feel that the plot of the protagonist accepting an apprentice is a bit toxic. The apprentices are all taken in for the sake of inheritance, or are they adopted as human resources and the protagonist himself becomes the apprentice's nanny?

The character is not enough to support the protagonist!