The Immortal Just Wants to Lie Low

It's bland and comfortable. The only two novels I've read are Global Monsters Online, Club, and This.

This book is excellent, but I don't understand the reviews.

The previous writing is a bit confusing. The land of China has become the territory of the Seven Kingdoms in the pre-Qin period, but it is also a modern novel. The Seven Kingdoms compete for hegemony but are in line with the world, and gods and Buddhas are mixed in later. After roughly reading the first chapter and the introduction, I personally can't accept such a complicated setting and the fact that modern literature is in line with the world and is divided into seven countries fighting each other, so I won't try the poison.

Damn it, it feels like spending money to buy a running account, just like eating and eating air.

I feel like the updates are a bit slow, and I'm chasing other books. Let's keep it up for a while, otherwise I might give up if I keep chasing it for ten and a half months. I hope it will be better in the future. Come on, author😡😡

I'm so happy to see the author's closing remarks, and even more so to see that a worthy person got what he deserved and wished for, and he can have a drink.

Li Changsheng - Beethoven's complex of contradictions In Beethoven's Ninth Symphony performed by Toscanini, one can feel Beethoven's inherent superhuman tendency. However, this superhuman tendency does not point to the movement of will to power. Beethoven's superman is obviously characterized by universal utopian idealism. It can be seen from Beis III and Beis V that Beethoven at that time did not have too strong a universal color. However, starting from Beis Seven, the will of Superman merged with the spirit of Dionysus. The Dionysian spirit is not in Dionysus itself, but in all the groups participating in the Dionysian sacrifices, and in the physical carnival of the group. That is to say, the Dionysian spirit is inherently opposed to the individualistic sun god spirit of Apollo. The Dionysian spirit is universal, collective, and non-differentiated. It is the infusion of the Dionysian spirit that makes Beethoven's Superman a real hero. Because heroes are made by tragedy, Apollo is a false hero, because the birth of tragedy originated from the sacrifice of Dionysus. Therefore, superhumanity, tragedy and universality are the elements that constitute the superman-hero. Therefore, in Bei Jiuzhong, this contradiction between superman and idealism is unified. On the other hand, Li Changsheng himself is an absolute strong man, and his will to power is also absolutely powerful and detached, even going as far as going against the will of heaven. This is Li Changsheng's superhuman nature. And Li Changsheng's absolute strength is not related to himself, but to the world. It exists to create peace for all generations. This is Li Changsheng's universal nature. In the end, Li Changsheng's life was tragic. All his loved ones and relatives left irrevocably. The emotional sadness made his great love close to the supreme love. In Li Changsheng, the trinity of superhumanity, universality, and tragedy constitutes the image of a superman-hero. The fairy world under his rule perfectly presents the utopia that Beethoven vaguely fantasized about in his Ninth Symphony.

Pig's trotters practiced too little and forgot about their feelings. In the end, they didn't want to join the Tao, and then they accidentally killed the Tao of Heaven. Isn't it like this?

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This is so cool

A sober and refined novel that pretends to be cool😁

Just don't look, see how much you can shrink

By the way, does this book have a following?

Let me ask a question, based on the autobiographies of General Wei Fei, Sword Immortal and Monk Changing the World, we should be able to tell that Li Chang lived for thousands of years, right? Doesn't anyone above wonder why Li Changsheng can live for so long?

Full booking only has this fan value, how much do you think it is? Now the starting point of the subscription page does not allow screenshots and cannot be sent

Update soon, looking forward to the follow-up, I've already given you a monthly pass

Underworld update, can it be updated at a fixed point?

One morning, my ex-wife Qiao Sheng stood outside the door with her little hands slightly twisted and a tangled look on her face. After a long time, she knocked on the courtyard door. The sword fairy in the room looked at Changsheng and cast his gaze. Changsheng turned over in bed and continued playing with his mobile phone. The sword fairy was about to say something, but suddenly an idea occurred to him. He narrowed his eyes, pondered for a moment and walked out of the room. Without showing any expression, he silently pulled up the quilt and sighed in a low voice: It is winter in China, and it is indeed a bit cold... The door opened from the inside, and his ex-wife's little hands at a loss suddenly tightened. She looked up and saw a tall woman in a long skirt. Her face suddenly froze, and she realized that this matter was not simple. She asked sonorously and forcefully: Who are you? Why are you pretending to be here, and your eyes are narrowed as if there is a cold glow. Jianxian noticed it before opening the door. His slender thighs stretched out of his skirt as if to provoke him. There was no trace of ripple on his cold face and he asked: Who are you, and why are you disturbing our fellow Taoists in the early morning. He deliberately talked about Taoist companions, and his eyes were very cunning. Wei's ex-wife couldn't help clutching her sleeves and staring closely at the indifferent swordsman in front of her. Her anger gradually grew, and she had mixed feelings in her heart. She looked at him and remained silent. Chang Sheng silently covered his head with the quilt... The air gradually solidified, causing the passing Dahuang to huddle in the corner with his tail between his legs. The ex-wife took away her thoughts for a moment, and a feeling of sadness came to her heart. She suddenly realized why her husband had not appeared yet, and her wife was put in such a situation by a woman. Then she lost the desire to confront the sword fairy. The dull color of Jianxian showed a hint of joy. He caught a glimpse of the rhubarb beside the wall. Rhubarb silently turned around and covered his eyes... Jianxian did not move, as if he was enjoying the victory of this war... Li Changsheng got up and walked out of the door at some point, intending to end this unending game...

As an old author, I was confused about this book at first, but to be honest, after getting through the beginning, the quality improved all the way. I still recommend everyone to read it

After reading more than 400 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. I felt like grass jelly in the early and middle stages, but then I slowly felt like water. There is no story, and there are many typos. The narrative of the story is often misleading. For example, in modern times, it is said that there are two tribulations in alchemy, but when the perspective switches back to the world of immortality, there are only elixir tribulations, and there is no mention of the two tribulations. Basically, it's just a rough chapter title, and then use one or two chapters to express the memory of the reincarnated person, and then switch the perspective to the cultivation world to expand, change the perspective, and express it in more detail in a few chapters. The difference is that the reincarnation's memory is relatively brief, and then it describes how modern people and reincarnations who are not in the protagonist's era lament how awesome and noble the protagonist is. The perspective of the cultivation world is basically more detailed, and then expresses how awesome and noble the protagonist is. Mixed in with the daily life is the protagonist playing Xiaole, playing cards and fighting landlords, and occasionally a female protagonist appears in one or two chapters. You may not feel it if you are following the update, but when I saw it when it was almost finished, I felt that there are several poisonous points below: 1. Water, the reincarnated person recalled a section, and then the cultivator world unfolded a section in detail. In fact, they can be combined together, and apart from water, I don't know what the meaning is. 2. Repeat, keep repeating, especially when the female protagonist is in the role. Basically every time the female protagonist interacts with the male protagonist, and there is a fight between the female protagonists, the male protagonist must emphasize again when trying to stop the protagonist. 3. Eat books, I don't know if this is the author's writing technique or something else. The memory of the reincarnated person and the protagonist's dictation are definitely different from the perspective of the cultivation world. There are too many. (1) The alchemy calamity mentioned earlier. (2) According to the protagonist, the Inner Demon Ancestor slapped him to death after saving his demons, but from the perspective of the cultivation world, the demon came and gave the protagonist a simple illusion, which slightly broke the protagonist's mood. From the perspective of the cultivation world, the protagonist has stayed in his territory for decades and does not interact much, but they still have some friendship with each other. (4) In the episode of The Last Sword Sect, in the dialogue between the swordsman brother He Kun and the villain, the villain said that He Kun would die in his hands again, but from the perspective of the cultivation world, the protagonist in the decisive battle finished the killing alone, and He Kun was playing the flute beside him without taking any action. His death was caused by his martial arts. Some people may think that I'm being punctual, but I personally feel that the two perspectives in Eating Books eat each other's books a lot. A story is told from two perspectives, and there is a lot of overlap between the two perspectives. Forget about one or two, this is basically the case throughout the book. The previous protagonist's daily life involves farming, walking dogs, being a doctor, and teaching his cousin. Compared with the previous one, the characters are richer and have more descriptions. After that, my daily routine was basically all about playing Xiaoxiaole and playing cards. The characters are basically the heroine and the card-playing uncle. It may be a bit confusing, but the summary is a paragraph of memories of the reincarnated person, and a modern government official sighing that the protagonist is awesome. The perspective of the cultivating community is watery for a while, and the cultivating community laments that the protagonist is awesome. The protagonist turns the tide and solves the problem. The modern government and the reincarnation lament the protagonist's awesomeness. In one or two chapters of daily life, the reincarnation reminisces... Over and over again. There is no longer any expectation for the subsequent development of the story. Leaving this comment is just to express my personal feelings after reading more than 400 chapters. There are some die-hard fans in the comment area who can't bear to say something bad about this book. Don't argue with me. If you argue, you are right.

It's so funny, if this book didn't catch my eye, my past ten years would have been in vain.

His attitude towards his parents and his uncle's family are a bit vicious. As soon as I have the ability, I don't want to help my parents live a happy life with good clothes and fine food. In the comment section, I explain that my parents are ignorant and don't know how to enjoy happiness. I wonder if happiness can be learned as soon as possible? What's more, if you are already an immortal, why are you afraid that your parents will ruin your body by enjoying the blessings? The uncle who took your father's place in college, who was bedridden for more than ten years, who made millions a year without helping your family, who watched your father go to the construction site to clear dust, and who almost caused your parents to die from overwork, just didn't take revenge when you became capable. Instead, his daughter helped to maintain the scene, helped him build connections, and even let your father work for him. You are already an immortal, and you still let your father work for your uncle. Which one is your biological parent?

I'm really convinced. I have to keep emphasizing that swordsmanship is not as good as Xue Ye's. One or two times is enough. Isn't this an invincible article? I have to emphasize it every once in a while. I'm really convinced. I thought I had made progress after practicing kendo for 5000 years. However, the result is still not as good as Xue Ye's 1000 or even 500 years of practice. I still keep emphasizing that I have to be invincible for a while. You said painting, calligraphy and so on are not as good as others. There seems to be no difference between the male protagonist who has practiced swordsmanship for 5000 years and the one who has practiced swordsmanship for 500 years. What do you think? It is understandable that the male protagonist's experience in seeking and enlightening the Tao should be highlighted, but it cannot always be that he has not made any progress. Swordsmanship is still more important in the fairy tale. After practicing it for 5700 years, the result is that the swordsmanship is still not as good as others who have practiced 500 years, which means they are invincible because of their high combat power. Is it interesting? . . It seemed pretty cool at first, but suddenly it was like this. It seemed that it was reasonable for it not to be popular. It was wandering crazily on the edge of the abandonment pit. Novels similar to Jiang Li's in the Mahayana period are so hard to find.

The more I read, the more I stretch my legs. For more than 100 chapters, I have been writing about the memories of the protagonist and the harem, and then how the harem was jealous. Why should I leave this to watch a drama about family ethics and palace fighting? The more you write about the protagonist, the more the price drops.

Another new pretentious novel is released! Those who have seen it will remember archeology when they come back.

Although writing a novel is definitely the author's intention, naturally integrating the author's plot into the story is a test of the author's skills. If there is no natural integration, there will be a feeling that the personality is changing. For example, in the White Lotus Sect's prison robbery, in order to show the protagonist's immortality, they did not save the people in the prison. There is a kind of deliberate plot that is written deliberately to express the protagonist's concept. Because since the protagonist in this kind of plot doesn't want to care about it and doesn't care about it, there is no need to write that the protagonist knows about it, just pretend that the protagonist doesn't know about it.

It's so cool. I heard it's a harem, so I ordered it directly. I don't lack the money. I just want to support the author who writes about the harem. The author keeps going 😁😁😁. I like the harem nirvana 😏😏😏. I support the harem party.

I started rebooting today. After all, I don't have Li Yi's body 😭

I came here to see how you become a fairy, not how you hang out with three women by yourself! ! ! ! !

I have a question, why does the protagonist still go to school? The protagonist is almost 30 years old, and going to school with 16- or 7-year-old children 😅 feels a bit inconsistent and deliberate. Besides, isn't the protagonist very powerful? It shouldn't be difficult to make money. Wouldn't it be better to do something else to make a living to improve the economic conditions of the family? The protagonist doesn't seem to have much income at the moment. Is it too late to find a job after school and graduation?