My Master Is Slacking Off Again

How do ordinary people, normal authors, and "water gods" differ? 1. Ordinary person's writing: I stuffed the batteries into the flashlight. 2. Normal author's writing: I stuffed two size D batteries into that somewhat worn-out flashlight. 3. "Water god's" writing: Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand. Holding it, I felt uneasy.

The majority remain silent, and many people enjoy harem novels. However, a bunch of forced "no-female-lead" and "single-female-lead" fans are barking everywhere. They are not satisfied with books that are labeled as having no or single female leads and want all books to be adapted to their tastes before they are satisfied.

Having read up to chapter 67, I finally understand why the protagonist didn't save Yingying at the beginning. Perhaps in some other world, saving someone raised under the rules of that world is less valuable than saving a dog. I'm so glad I live in the modern world, with a wealth of knowledge. Even if I can't resist that cowardly emperor, I would never let go of the opportunity to kill my enemy.

What kind of cultivation is this? A top expert who has cultivated for hundreds of years is reborn and finds cultivation incredibly difficult. All that arduous cultivation, day after day, for hundreds of years, is just given up so easily? Is the Mahayana stage so easy to achieve? Just like that, you let it go?

This novel actually has a pretty good concept, very much in line with current popular novel trends. Its creativity lies in the fact that while most protagonists are easily invincible, the protagonist in this book doesn't want to be invincible (but can still easily defeat anyone at any time), which creates the satisfying and humorous moments.

Wu Yutong

I came from Zhihu, and seeing so many trolls really saddened me for the author. I initially came with the intention of criticizing, but I found I could actually read it! Some of the jokes were quite good, and it had a certain charm. Those on Zhihu clearly didn't read it carefully! Perhaps what they said has some merit, but who can be perfect from the start?

According to the synopsis, the protagonist's master just watched him fight to the death before summoning heavenly soldiers and generals. Doesn't the protagonist hate him?

While reading the book, I felt a sense of contradiction... While the protagonist was on the path of improving the overall strength of mortals, he spent his days wandering around aimlessly, not doing anything productive...

I never expected someone from the cultivation world to be involved in technology. My apologies, I'm outta here.