I Read in the Book Pavilion for Thirty Years and Emerged Invincible

So how many chapters would that take 30 years? Just a heads-up, fellow readers, this is a leveling-up story disguised as an invincible novel.

One thing is particularly offensive: he could have been a disciple, but he insisted on pretending! Thinking about this makes me very uncomfortable.

Excuse me, did you eat the female lead? She hasn't even appeared yet?

Not an invincible protagonist, nor is it cowardly... It's purely a high-octane, overpowered fantasy story.

No way, no way, does anyone really think this is a wish-fulfillment novel?

I feel like being invincible is useless. In fact, I feel even more frustrated after becoming invincible, as I am completely controlled by the sect leader.

If the female lead isn't in chapter 80, then why is she listed?

Is this what you call an invincible style? It's driving me crazy!

The atmosphere in this book is too oppressive; most people probably won't like it. Moreover, many new books lately are about the bizarre, the rampant ghosts and monsters, and the deceit and treachery. If this were the model, the world would have been destroyed long ago. Ordinary people couldn't survive, so how could it not be destroyed?

I looked at the catalog and there was no evidence that I had spent thirty years in the library.