Live in an Endless World

Why did the protagonist do nothing during a year in the fairy tale world? Whether it is experimenting with the werewolf blood obtained by oneself, exploring some secrets of the world, or using supernatural powers such as wizards to learn the knowledge of the world, doing nothing makes me a bit incomprehensible. Doesn't the protagonist understand that only by becoming stronger can he transcend, gain true freedom, and no longer be controlled. Isn't this his ultimate ideal? Especially when it was the first time that an acquaintance from the real world became a plot character in a fairy tale world, and it took a year for him to not even think about investigating? Can the author help me clear up my doubts?

The most permanent thing is actually to turn into a werewolf and eat the minced meat. Damn it, I've digested it. You call a prince to come and kiss it. Can you kiss it? It's funny.

Come on, I like this protagonist. It's not a mindless pursuit of girls.

I read this book six years ago and then Eunuch.

I think this is a good book, come on.

Why can I only see these two out of 67 comments?

? ? ? It's been ten days all of a sudden. Is it because I stopped writing? I really wanted to read it.

I don't know how many times I have read this sentence at the end.

Tell me how you feel. Chen Yuanlong is gone. No one will remember him, except "us". The invisible hands have changed everything. Things like this may keep happening. It is obviously the best solution, but it is hope called despair. There is always an indescribable discomfort. Chu Yang will continue his desperate journey until he breaks this situation and gets the power called hope.

It started to feel a bit poisonous. In the first chapter, it was silly to write about protecting Liu Ruyan after looking at the good backdoor. There is a Taoist priest from Longhu Mountain. The book also introduces that the Liu family has a strong background, so Liu should know these things in the world. Secondly, the protagonist's method to protect Liu is too stupid, and it is obvious that he does not need to say it directly. The meaning of the book is that Liu does not know that there are ghosts in the world or that a warrior has bodyguards. So if you directly tell someone that there is a ghost who wants to kill you, isn't it stupid?

All I can say is that it's getting more and more confusing, this plot~

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I'm afraid the author is poisoned by this chapter. I just saw the secondary rain system next door and came back to read this. Damn it, I'm going to be devastated.