I'm Really Not an Immortal

Say it loud I am number one!

Come on, all 380 booster cards are given to you.

Only six chapters! ! ! ! ! ! Too little? More updates, boss!

I can accept one update of 2,000 words a day, but I can't accept interrupted updates. I'll work hard!

I watched it for the first time today. I gave you two monthly passes. I also subscribed to all the chapters 😁😁😁. Give me a thumbs up.

I'll give you 2 monthly passes, can you please add some more?

Well said, it just feels like this, let's do what we are best at, keep those we like, and let go of those we don't like. 10,000 Points is a wish. In addition, if you feel uncomfortable in your cervical or lumbar spine, come to Xiamen to see me.

There are generally three types of writing novels, one is to create characters, the other is to tell stories, and the last is to tell a story well and write the characters in it vividly. Among the four major classics, The Red Mansion belongs to the first category, with each character having a distinctive personality; Journey to the West falls slightly into the second category, with no vivid characters except the four masters and apprentices, but we remember many stories such as Uproar in Heaven and the Eighty-One Dilemma; Three Kingdoms and Water Margin belong to the third category, with many characters with distinctive personalities and impressive stories, such as Kong Ming Gong Jin and many characters in The Straw Boat Borrowing Arrows, and thinking of Wu Song reminds me of Fighting Tigers and Mandarin Duck Tower, etc. Lao Dao generally belongs to the first type. I like the vivid characters that Lao Dao creates, which is stronger than his ability to tell stories. It's not that Lao Dao's story is not good, but he seems to pay more attention to establishing the character's image. This may also be his personal style. For example, in the last book I liked, "A Perfect Life", the characters are still vivid in my mind, but the story has become the background of the characters and gradually blurred. This is probably not very pleasing at the beginning. People prefer to follow the plot of the story and not so much want to get into the hearts of the characters. Many books are easy to remember after reading them. I guess the protagonists of so many books can even remember their names. Anyway, I can't remember that many. Having said so much, I am a little confused. Finally, I would like to say, come on, Lao Dao, you must write better and better!

There are too many women on the scene, it's like a harem novel, it's too unfriendly to female readers, it's too pretentious, it doesn't have correct views, it's impossible to read. For a book to be attractive, it must have the right ideas. I really can't understand the reason for its high ranking. The 15-year-old bookworm said that there were many such articles in the early years, but they were very direct. Maybe he wanted to write this book as a harem but was afraid of being censored! The only advantage may be that the sentences are more humorous.

Even if you pay me a monthly ticket every day, I won't give you a sperm. If I pay a monthly fee every day, I won't give you a sperm. Give me one, give me a mental illness! 🤫🤫🤫