
This Monk Is a Bit Lazy
这个修士有点懒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 698k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The protagonist's laziness is too deliberately written, and he is always in a daze. It is disrespectful to others and also disrespectful to himself (could his efforts be just farts). It is similar to the fact that after living as a couple, he immediately said that the taste is just like that. What do you think your wife will think? If the protagonist has been like this for a long time, it means there is something wrong with his character, and such pretense falls into the wrong category.
A very disgusting setting. Why do you say that foodies eat foodies? I think this setting is fucking disgusting and problematic. Why do you have to design this setting with the main character stacked on top of each other?
Classical Xianxia is already so cold 😏, come on~ (at least two chapters a day~)
I just read the beginning. The division of cultivation is too annoying and complicated. I won't remember it until the end. The creativity is good, but it should be simpler. After seeing such a complicated setting, there is no direction behind it. There is no need for this.
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Is there a female protagonist? Please respond accurately.
Will there be a female protagonist? Even if there is, it will be fine as long as there is no harem.
After reading a few chapters, I feel that the plot is good, but the author's sentence fragmentation makes people uncomfortable. One sentence is broken in several places, leaving me speechless.
Daily life, daily street fighting, daily coding, daily depression.
Come on duck (ง •̀_•́)ง
Coming, coming 😜
Come on, old man (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia
I will come every day, come on, duck 😡😡
Coming, coming 😜
It's a bit like plagiarizing Huashan Xianmen, the routines are all the same.
This copying of Huashan Xianmen is a bit excessive, right?
Why was it so bad in the end?
After reading dozens of chapters, the more I read, the more childish I am. The villains' IQs are not very high, and the decent IQs are only a little higher than those of the villains. The emotional intelligence level of everyone in the world is at the junior high school level, and quite a few people are at the elementary school level. The assassination of the protagonist is done on a natural day in full view of the public. The strength is still limited. It is an obvious fueling tactic to give the protagonist experience. The power system is very broken. The protagonist has not practiced for a few years and reached the seventh level of transcendence, but already has a life span of 500 years. It is similar to the seventh level of Qi training in other novels, but in this world he is equivalent to an elder of a small sect... 😅
The opening chapter is a succinct account, but neither the highlight of the protagonist nor the laziness of the protagonist is mentioned in the title - a character, he is not cute, and it is ten thousand times more important than his ins and outs. In the three golden chapters, everything is written, but there is nothing that should be written.