The Cannon Fodder Who Cultivated Immortality Changed His Career to Engage in Scientific Research

If you don't have CP, you won't have CP. If you have CP, you will be afraid of forced matching in the last few chapters. It's the same thing and it won't please either side.

It took me a long time to realize that there was a male protagonist. A man came out in the middle and I was dumbfounded. It was poisonous! The author didn't say it earlier. I was speechless!!

Most of the comments on this book support no cp, but the author didn't say it earlier, which makes me want to curse. Forget it, just remind me, don't blame me, thank you.

What is the relationship between the male protagonist's tool and the female protagonist? If it's a lover, and there are many scenes, I'm afraid it won't be considered a tool. Other relationships are okay, just don't make them too ambiguous. In today's books, every relationship is a little ambiguous, which makes me want to vomit. Sometimes I can't keep my three views. Thank you for your answer. To be honest, nine out of ten books with male protagonists are awkward (the ones I read mainly are fantasy ones), so it's probably easier for those who want to read sweet stories.

Isn't it good for the heroine to be beautiful on her own? There needs to be an additional female supporting role, and one with a lot of thoughts.

There are too many supporting roles, and the heroine has no sense of presence

Isn't it good to be beautiful alone? Why do you keep hanging out with the original heroine? Don't like it very much

Emmmm, the author said that the "male protagonist" is a tool for scientific research, is that true or not?

Support no CP, after clarification... Follow up

The heroine hides and hides too much. I hope the heroine can be more refreshing and neat.

The only good character in this book is the female villain named Su. Everyone else has weird characters.