Cultivating Immortality by Slaying the Strange

The overall plot is good, but the protagonist makes me unhappy. The country allows the protagonist to live to adulthood, to receive higher education, so that most people will not starve to death. Otherwise, the nine tiger tricks will make the protagonist die thousands of times. The motherland that gave birth to him and raised him cannot help him. I can't stand such a protagonist. No matter if it is a parallel world or not, but he is not patriotic, how can he be the protagonist just because of this?

The protagonist has a very clear thinking logic. The plot, characters, and descriptions are quite good. It is not as good as the previous ones but more than the low ones. If it follows this format and develops slowly, it should become popular.

You can be evil and self-interested, but you can't have a bottom line. Your friends are crazy about sending you messages, but you don't even go to the festival or send them for nothing. There is no bottom line. What did the author think?

If there is a fight, we will fight back! The country cannot be insulted, and I cannot stand the official description in this book. The three views expressed in this book are not correct. You may not like it, but don't discredit it. The world described in the book is similar to the world today. Am I allowed to think that the author is trying to smear the country? As a Chinese citizen, when enjoying national welfare, we must safeguard national interests no matter when and where.

Latecomer, if you find this post, it means that I have been poisoned by this book.

How should I put it? The introduction says this book is dark. The pig's trotters asked in the dark are not necessarily short-sighted! Principal Li calculated that the pig's feet could kill him? The national army didn't plan on pig's trotters. Pig's trotters themselves went to solve the mystery. By the way, they saved the people in the army. Even if they didn't join, it would be an extra favor. It's a convenient thing, why do you have to watch them die with pig's feet? Minimize benefits?

The first two chapters convinced me to quit. I can send a WeChat message to my friends to call the police but I can't call the police myself. I feel safe when I hear the sound of gunfire on the phone. Isn't this funny? There is no logic in this writing. Is this what normal people do?

When I read the third chapter, I couldn't stand it anymore. I just finished practicing and immediately went to the gym to show off and get slapped in the face. Alas, it was a routine from many years ago 🤐

The introduction of this protagonist says that he wants to protect someone and so-and-so, and then he wants to run away when something happens. Bullshit

It's so poisonous. I killed my best friend without any guilt. Then the good friend had time to send a message but didn't call the police. I thought it was not allowed to call the police. The message was sent to the protagonist secretly. Then after looking back a little bit, I realized that it was not outrageous. Now even friends have to sacrifice themselves to the sky?