Live Forever as a Serf

The reason for wiping out the entire Gao family and leaving behind the family head's favorite granddaughter is really a bit nonsense in my opinion, and they also made up for the fact that his mother was also born as a slave.

There's gold in shit, let me see if it's shit or gold

When I saw the title of this book, I thought it was a Western fantasy, a drama about a serf and a vampire turning into a master. Unfortunately, it was about cultivating immortals.

I think the protagonist's plug-in needs to be optimized. People who can see it can just take a look. As for whether they can understand what I want to say, I don't know. It doesn't matter if I agree or disagree. The first is the efficiency of absorbing the dead, which was demonstrated in the battle where the protagonist led the serfs to destroy the Gao family. The protagonist's battle took too long. It took half a quarter of an hour to absorb one, and then there was no direct set of seconds. How can you give him so much time? A group of unorganized and undisciplined serfs is not a game (where there are orders and prohibitions & where to fight). If there are no casualties, they can still fight, but if there are casualties, they will disperse immediately. I laughed when the final battle damage came out (I once thought it would be like this, but then I was slapped hard in the face). The previous foreshadowing is not rational enough to support this result. So it might as well be set to determine the absorption efficiency based on the strength gap between the protagonist and the deceased. The second is that absorbing the dead will also absorb memories. Absorbing memories is not a good setting. Reasons Absorbing others will definitely contaminate oneself. Slowly infecting is fine. But absorbing so many memories at once, how does the protagonist know himself? How to maintain mental stability? With the Gao family's approach, the protagonist is outrageous even if he's not crazy. If there is no such problem, then the protagonist's wisdom should increase with the number of people absorbed. The reason is that experience can enrich knowledge and then increase wisdom. Although the people you absorb may not be high-level and may not be very smart, everyone is different, and you will definitely make progress every time you absorb one. After absorbing dozens of people, even if the protagonist had no wisdom before, he is now a little genius. It won't take long before a very embarrassing situation arises - the protagonist can no longer be suppressed. If gentle means can't hold it down, then it must be a sharp attack, which is also commonly known as reducing intelligence. This is a very poisonous thing. I actually struggled to write this suggestion, because if the author didn't listen, I would feel bad. If the author listened to it, I would feel bad. Maybe my feelings don't matter at all, and the book will do well if I write it this way.

I think that in order to achieve equality for all, we need an existence with absolute force that can suppress all reactionaries. This existence itself also recognizes the concept of equality for all and can exist forever. I think the protagonist who becomes stronger in the future fits this condition very well. The protagonist wants to achieve equality for everyone. Opponents can't be defeated, and they can't survive. They have no choice but to accept their fate.

It's time to cheat. 1. He Tu + Luo Shu + Yi Jing + Bagua + Tai Chi Diagram. Why ask about gods and emperors? You will be the Emperor of Heaven in the future. 2. Taoist classics such as "Tao Te Ching", "Huang Di Nei Jing", "Yin Fu Jing", "Huang Ting Jing", Baduanjin, Eight Parts of Vajra Gong, and Tai Chi can guide Qi training. "Zhou Yi Shen Tong Qi" and "Wu Zhen Chapter" are used to cultivate the inner elixir, refine the self and build the foundation, refine the essence into Qi, refine the Qi into spirit, refine the spirit to return to the void, and return the void to combine with the Tao.

Weizi's whole family was killed, and yet she can still cooperate with the protagonist so well. Author, why don't you explain the setting more?

It doesn't matter if you write it slowly before it is put on the shelves. Since the author wants to make money, he should update it steadily after it is put on the shelves. For now, the writing is very dull, and I hope it will explode in the future.

So far, I personally think it's pretty good. The dialogue between the characters has the feel of the Millennium Family book, and it feels like it was translated from classical Chinese. There are some flaws in the plot, but I can accept it. I hope the author can keep writing it and release it soon.

I want to see Tianjie trample all the bones of the prince

I read a few chapters and found the dialogue format to be very interesting, a bit like a classical Chinese translation.

I only read Chapter 1. Chapter 1 is so well written and enjoyable to read. If the rest of the chapters are of this level, he will definitely be a master.