After Thirty Years of Menial Work in the Immortal Doctor Valley, I Ascended in Broad Daylight

? A cultivator in the mortal world calls himself Immortal Emperor Ziwei. Hey, he's so awesome. Even the immortal world doesn't care.

I hope I don't have a heroine who can focus on cultivation like this

To put it simply, the protagonist does not know how powerful he is, but he thinks he is weak. It's like the protagonist has a hundred-dollar bill, but always thinks he has a few cents. I'm sick of my brain. The enemy said that the protagonist was awesome, but the protagonist didn't believe it. Once, twice... He was wise. Come on you guys

For this kind of novel, I usually don't read the main text. The comments section definitely fills my joy.

The god-like protagonist. Being a servant gives him a sense of excellence, and he also has a sense of belonging to the sect that treats him as a servant. The god-like protagonist is no different from those dog slaves of the Manchu Qing Dynasty.

Editor, which dog recommended this book?

I was also fascinated by the setting of this book: Ordinary people go to cleanse poisons, but they can't handle it, so they often recruit... Then why can't outer disciples be used to do it? If ordinary people are responsible for the first wave, then the outer disciples will develop! The key is that ordinary people do not give them resistance elixirs, and they take human lives as their own. The sect of Cao Jie will be destroyed if it is destroyed! The unreasonable setting represents the author's view of right and wrong. Seeing that the protagonist is about to ascend in Chapter 86, no one in the sect feels that it is unreasonable to waste the lives of ordinary people (including the protagonist). It would be better if such a sect is dead! Goodbye! I will never read this book again (I will continue to read if there are any refutations, because I am afraid that the author will delete the comments. It doesn't matter. Not many people like to read your book anyway, so delete it. If you don't delete it, I will fight to the end if there are refutations!)

Let me tell you a joke: I have ten thousand years of spiritual power, but I am still a mortal monk; I am still an immortal (I became an immortal), but I still catch colds and get sick like a mortal. I don't have the pure immortal body of an immortal, so I am afraid that I have become a fake immortal; TM In order to cater to the character of the protagonist doctor, all immortals will get sick. How about becoming an immortal? If you become an immortal, you will get sick like a mortal.

The title of the book is wrong, it should be "Working as a juggler in the Valley of the Immortal Doctor for thirty years, you become blind, deaf, and a fool soars in the daytime."

Can books produced by such studios be mixed up?