Keeping a Low Profile in the Immortal World

The writing is inexplicable. Someone gives gold leaves worth one hundred taels to buy a dagger. The protagonist accepts the money but refuses to give the dagger. Then he takes the buyer to eat a bowl of noodles and comforts him with a few words to be strong. Then he turns around and leaves. What is this writing?

I recommend a novel, Gou cultivates immortality in the troubled times of demons and martial arts. Let's take a look at what Gou is.

Niu Xian'er, a woman with good looks and qualifications, is one of the few people in the family who has received a sufficient supply of elixirs. He actually ran away from home. Forget about running away from home. The person who was photographed by the aristocratic family to find someone was just a loser. He could be attacked and killed by a mortal. Niu Xian'er has already reached the second level of Qi training. Can't he find someone who is in the middle stage of Qi training? If the realm is so low, wouldn't two people be able to find it together? Can one person control Niu Xianer? Are all the aristocratic families fools? Is there any way to hide my identity and appearance as I prepare to go to the enemy's territory? The Qin family knew that a good-looking and highly qualified young woman from a hostile force had come to Niu Xianer, who would be 10,000 times worse off than in the Niu family. Then the difficulty of cultivation is too great. Ordinary people with 4 spiritual roots would have to practice for decades to reach the third level of Qi? Don't write that someone has three spiritual roots and takes three years to build a foundation, and someone has three spiritual roots and takes thirty years to build a foundation. That's really ridiculous.

At first glance, this author has a low level of education. If you look at the introduction, it says that it is difficult to eat a meal of meat. It is difficult for a cultivator to eat a meal of meat. So what do mortals eat?

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I can't tell where the main character is. He is not afraid of making enemies at all, and has no strength to rely on, so he just wants the manager to die. It's okay if he can't afford the title of the book, but since he wants to be stubborn, he has to keep a low profile. Even if he wants to take revenge, he can't offend people openly.

This is Liang Qing's reference image. Touching the gluteus maximus makes it even more exciting.

This is called Gou. A scumbag with no strength at the lowest level dares to follow someone who can kill you with his hands. He jumps repeatedly, with all kinds of arrogance and expansion. There is no need to use you before he makes this move, but he will not kill you after finishing it. There are all kinds of things and situations that are just mindless. Although you don't need to use your brain to read a book, you should have normal thinking logic. Before he had no strength and no background, he was still all kinds of arrogant.

I can't stand it. I can't stand it. What I read earlier is really good. That Niu Xian'er is really disgusting. I want to try to endure it. I really can't stand it. See you again by fate. Unfortunately, what I wrote earlier is really not bad.

The article is not on topic. If it's not Gou Dao, then don't use the name Gou Dao. Just change it to the garbage of the family cultivating immortals.

The plot before Niu Xianer in this book is at least sufficient, but the plot related to Niu Xianer completely distorted the taste of the book. Author, please read it yourself. Is the plot related to Niu Xianer related to the word "gou"?