The Outcast: My Childhood Friend Chen Duo, the Strongest Gu Cultivator

The protagonist is completely incompetent yet constantly causes trouble, acting like nothing can be done without him. He should report the Medicine Immortal Society instead of taking matters into his own hands, and he's even dishonest about it. He gets caught and chased once, and another time someone escapes. Now he's completely exposed as utterly ridiculous.

1. There are many types of Gu houses, such as the Three Star Cave and the Lizard House Gu. However, I feel that the most useful one in modern times is the Earth Sac Fungus King Gu (I think that's the name), which can be planted underground. 2. Seriously, the way they train Gu is too casual. Just anyone trained three Gu. Is it possible that for Power Gu, you only need to train the corresponding animal? Please be more detailed. At least explain the Gu training content provided by the system.

[Keywords] Under One Person, Gu Cultivator, Childhood Sweethearts [Plotline] I've been transmigrated into the body of a seven or eight-year-old child, trapped inside a mountain undergoing training. What should I do? I need help urgently! Don't panic. While the system is still loading, I'll try to fool this poor little girl beside me.

The first of the three golden chapters ruins the character's image; the second chapter shows the protagonist displaying double standards, much like a certain Tang Haishen; the third...

This is toxic; the character's persona is contradictory.

This book is really strange. It feels like the author just watched the show "Under One Person," used it as a shell, and started writing. Many things that are already in the original setting are ignored; the author just plays around and insists on making things up. The reading experience is terrible. If they want to attract fans of the original work, they don't respect the established settings.

To be honest, the protagonist's actions later on were really stupid! After chapter 20, for a full seven chapters, the protagonist did a lot of things that showed a lack of intelligence. After gaining wisdom, he should have just focused on cultivating peacefully. Anyway, it wouldn't be long before no one could stop him. Why did he have to go out and kill people? He even left some alive and forced them to die. 666.

I've been following this book for a while now, and after reading the latest chapter last night, I just have to get this off my chest. Not only did a spaceship from another country invade our Z country, but they also dropped a nuclear bomb on it without any interception whatsoever…

A 200-meter frog? Godzilla? That's outrageous! Not to mention the average Ten Masters, even the Old Master might not be able to do it. And then there's the company matter. The company's already involved, so was it really necessary for you and Chen Duo to run away? You're not criminals; how are two kids with no past going to live outside?

Shennong is dead, the protagonist is a bit like Tang San plus brainless plus an old-fashioned system