The Human Dao Heavenly Venerable

It's so fake. How did the protagonist's family develop such a character after being slaves for generations? The slaves seek death without any self-awareness! The protagonist seems to blame society a little and blames the government for his fate. He doesn't know how to assess the situation at all, and his character is like a villain. I thought it was good at first! Who knew that this protagonist seemed to have lost his mind?

This behavior is the same as the police checking who is hiding drugs in the crowd and asking the crowd to stay still while you insist on running away.

This title reminds me of Humanity Supreme

It's extremely poisonous. It's so irritating to watch. Damn, you're going out to hang out during the Qi refining period. What kind of bullshit elder actually agreed to it? Very poisonous

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This protagonist's IQ is so low that I can't bear to look at it

The author doesn't know how to write novels now, it's too poisonous

I said why the first chapter looks so familiar. Isn't it similar to the first chapter in Eternal Life?😅

What kind of relationship does the fat man have with the protagonist? There is no description of how close they have been since childhood. The fat man just said: Don't forget me when you get ahead. Then the protagonist leads him on the path of cultivating immortality, giving him exercises and elixirs, and it takes three months to build the foundation. Does the fat man have a divine body or a holy body? It's so embarrassing to see.

Good book, looking forward to it