I Lay Low at the Celestial Masters’ Mansion Until I Become Invincible

I have read more than 60 chapters, and the 20 or so chapters after reaching the Nine Transformations Golden Elixir and starting to give birth to the Nascent Soul are all very enjoyable, because you can see the protagonist obtain various props and cultivation through the golden finger, and you can clearly feel the protagonist's improvement. The next 40 chapters feel unremarkable, almost all of them are plots where the protagonist pretends to be a pig. Goldfinger almost disappears, and I start to feel bored just watching it. As he writes, the author begins to deviate from the essence. The subject matter is obviously about obtaining various rewards through golden fingers, and the protagonist himself is supposed to play a role that is inconspicuous in the eyes of others. However, the protagonist is dancing in front of his boss, showing off how good he is, and even playing the role of a smart star in front of his colleagues. This is not a simple role. This seems normal at first glance, but the theme of your book is to survive first, then use your golden fingers to brush your cultivation and various props and skills, and then slap all kinds of clowns to death when you reach a higher level. As a result, the protagonist not only did not ignore everyone, but instead pretended to be a pig in front of everyone and made others think you were you. He is an excellent junior and colleague, so forget it. The author has also given all the space to this kind of plot. The content of using gold fingers to brush cultivation and props has been passed over in a single stroke. I read this novel just because the introduction said it would be more exciting. As a result, the plot not only deviates from the theme but also has no excitement at all. This is wearing down people's patience. In the world of cultivating immortals, cultivation and combat power are everything. Conspiracies, power and status are all just a cloud. Once you are strong, you can see cause and effect at a glance, and you can be slapped to death. The protagonist's golden finger can completely allow the protagonist to improve his cultivation level wholeheartedly, and then wait for those scheming clowns to jump out one by one and slap them all to death. The protagonist of a novel with this theme should be invisible to the public, and then focus the exciting points of the plot on the protagonist's process of obtaining skills, props, cultivation, and exercises and the protagonist's various applications, as well as the enemy who works hard to plan everything and finally jumps out and is slapped to death by the protagonist. It feels as refreshing as eating ice cream in the summer, instead of the whole story being about pretending to be a pig in front of your boss and colleagues and making them think that you are excellent. In order to hide yourself, you always fall down and act like a self-proclaimed brat from time to time. This will only make people feel more and more boring and even feel aggrieved. ps: This is an opinion based on personal preference. I am not teaching the author how to write. I am just putting forward my own views on the novel. How to write it depends on the author himself.

It's a very real ancient society of demons and gods. If it were really that era, such a protagonist would indeed be very realistic. Many people say it's OK, but I think it's okay. My reaction is the same. No matter how big the matter is, if you help yourself, you may pay the price with your life. If you can survive without helping, I will probably choose to survive.

I haven't started watching yet. I'm guessing the plot. After Invincible, will he start working behind the scenes and pretend to be a noob? Even if he finds out, he will be speculated by all kinds of tricks.

To say a few words, I have read more than thirty chapters. I can't stand it any longer. It's okay for Gou. Being cautious is also king. But the protagonist goes too far, giving the impression that he is pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. As a result, he forgets that he is a tiger and thinks that he is a pig. What is the real Gou? 1. Make reasonable use of golden fingers 2. The world is busy and rarely participate in the cause and effect of the world 3. Organize information, know what factors in the current world can threaten you, and then avoid them But seeing now, the protagonist will only touch corpses and improve his realm. Then he didn't have the slightest understanding of his own strength, and he didn't look for relevant information for reference. Whether you encounter warriors, foundation builders, golden elixirs, fusions, or land gods, they are all sneaky. The way you write makes it difficult for readers to watch. Currently known power systems: Heaven, Heavenly Master, Tao, Buddha, and evil spirits. But after more than 30 chapters, apart from knowing how much money the monastic system and the Celestial Master system are divided into, I don't know anything about other systems, including the magical powers in each realm of the monastic system and the Celestial Master system. The reader is very tired of reading. Recommend a book to the author. I hope you can find some inspiration. I will live forever in the world of cultivating immortals.

Let me tell you, the writing of this book is okay, but the realm feels so strange to me. I feel that passers-by practice so fast, and they have golden elixirs in their 20s. It is so dramatic, and it is so different from traditional immortals 😭. For example, the Celestial Master surnamed Ling, the talisman given to people can withstand the attacks of the Nascent Soul. She has only been practicing for a few years, is she so stupid? There are also monsters and monsters. They have to practice for hundreds of thousands of years, and they have to practice killing people before they can fight against the four-five-six-dollar Celestial Master, and they will be killed... Wouldn't it be better to just lie down? It's useless to practice killing people. Wrong, I will modify the post. It means that everything below Nascent Soul is fine…

It's rotten and messy, the writing is extremely poor, and there's no desire to carefully craft every word and savor it carefully. The main line is unclear, the pig's feet don't know what they're going to do, passive upgrades, and forced coincidences. The supporting characters are clueless. I only saw the number of words "water" and had no impression after reading it. Pig's Knuckle has an extremely unpleasant personality. The author originally wanted to portray him as lawful and neutral, but ended up writing a bodyguard article. As soon as I read the first chapter, I thought of the ending.

Doesn't the protagonist know some common sense and learn some knowledge? A common problem with this kind of writing is that the protagonist obviously has great strength but lacks common sense. He just doesn't change it, and at the end he says, ah, so I am so strong. He is still a time-traveler. Even if he just came here at the beginning, he will no longer be at the bottom. He knows the dangers of the world but doesn't know how to understand the situation. He just lives for the sake of survival. He thinks he is weak and always takes action. After taking action, he should have seen how strong he is through other people's explanations, but he doesn't. He still thinks that he is weak. It's really disgusting.

It's so damn strange. I felt that the writing was okay, but as I was reading it, I suddenly didn't want to read it anymore. It's weird,,,, it's just a very strange feeling, and it suddenly felt boring.

You know keep pretending to be a pig. . Will he turn into a pig?

The author failed to grasp the refreshing point and essence of Invincible Gou Dao's novel. The protagonist can be stubborn in his thoughts, but not in his actions. Necessary people must show his sage and high-level pretense. However, in more than 50 chapters of this book, I have seen that the protagonist is 9,000 years old and still writes the right words. Just like a passerby, I am invincible at the same level and even fight monsters beyond my level. Everyone looks down on anyone who rides a horse. So there is no point in the protagonist joining the Patrol Guard. Being a free and unorganized person is better than this. At least I don't have to look at anyone with supercilious looks or bad words. This kind of arrangement is really unbearable. Just like there are more than 90 million Alipay and WeChat users, but no one around has heard of Jack Ma and Ma Huateng. I don't know about others, but I think it's quite weird. If the author doesn't make it interesting for most readers, then the book will have no future.