I Am the Immortal in the Candle

First of all, the idea of ​​distilling spirits in a cultivation novel is already ridiculous, then they add the element of gifting a beautiful woman, which leads to a fatal accident. Could the plot get any more absurd?

This level of licking is unbelievable. I've seen licking before, but never like this. I thought I'd found a treasure, but it turns out to be a poisonous plant.

The protagonist is inflexible and stupid. It's just a bowl of alkaline noodles, he's not short of money, he could have just bought it for ten times the price, why make such a fuss? Don't talk about side quests, are you risking your life to do them? I don't understand what he was thinking. If something can be solved with money, the protagonist isn't short of cash, why does he have to risk his life and time to solve it? What is that if not stupidity?

Although I haven't read it yet, if someone says the protagonist of a novel is a "simp," don't believe them. In my experience, as long as the protagonist is even slightly nice to a woman, he'll be called a "simp."

The protagonist's cheat ability is supposed to be an all-powerful wish-granting machine, so how did it become eyes that can see the life-giving flame? Everyone has a life-giving flame, even ghosts have life-giving flames. Besides the protagonist, who else can use a life-giving flame candle to make a wish? And it's a wish without any side effects.

Anyone with a modicum of intelligence would find it unbearable to watch; perhaps watching it without any intelligence might be quite enjoyable.

All sycophants should be beaten to death! Author, if you ever run into me in real life, I'll beat you up even if it means I end up in jail!

My Views on "I Am the Candle Fairy" - From the Perspective of the Characters in the Book I just can't stand so many gossipy people in the book club. They don't pay to read the book but still keep criticizing others, constantly spitting on one point and judging others. It's pointless to make others feel disgusted and ruin their appetite if you can't even enjoy the book yourself.

The female characters the author wrote are truly awful. Their personalities, characters, and plot developments all come together to make the story unpleasant. In the future, the author could write fewer female characters or none at all, or treat female characters as if they were male. I don't find the female characters endearing; they're just ridiculous and annoying.

First, the little girl called him a liar, but the surrounding residents argued back. Then the girl challenged him to a contest; the loser would have to suffer in the mountains. The protagonist went to comfort her (a classic case of sycophancy, and it would be unfair if it weren't), explaining how he won. The girl then accused him of cheating, claiming she was the true winner and demanding a prize. The protagonist reluctantly gave her his wine-making skills...