The Witcher: Immortality from the Age of Steam

The previous ones are all very good, the setting is also very interesting, and the supernatural power is also very novel. Some are decisive in killing, and some are indifferent to strangers, which is very good But as an immortal, the protagonist has no sense of confidentiality at all! Later, he tells the groom that his civilization is China, but the protagonist notices that there seems to be a time traveler. The reason is that some technologies have appeared in advance, and the groom laments that China is a good place. Is the protagonist really not afraid that his bragging will be spread when he drinks? And the protagonist, as an immortal, is also very promiscuous (Let me tell you, the extraordinary cultivation of this world view cannot be known by mortals, and it seems that there will be a price) The protagonist, after not knowing the consequences of exposure, still did not have the slightest caution and purchased a slave later (personal feeling After buying an ancestor), he used his extraordinary abilities many times in front of her, and then the protagonist found out that he was being targeted (at that price), and I can only say that this slave's character is arrogant, and he can tear the parchment in the protagonist's hand openly, even though he can't tear it, the protagonist's attitude towards it is to tease a child... It doesn't matter what he said before can be changed , but my personal feeling is that this heroine has a strong tendency to develop into a tsundere heroine, and many secrets will be exposed to the slave. Author, you have to think clearly, you are writing a wizard novel, and you are also an immortal. Prostitution does not matter, but it is difficult to accept this subject when developing a heroine, and the slave you wrote is even more There is a problem, stop acting like a tsundere, many people are disgusted, especially I was disgusted by several books, and you yourself know that you are a dog licker, so don't do this dog licking 😭 I was quite interested in reading the previous part, but I stopped here because I felt numb How will the author deal with this slave in the future?

Why can't you give a large amount of precious resources to a person you've only met three times and sell them for money? Aren't you short of resources?