The Outcast: Reborn as a Yellow Immortal, I Demand a Blessing from Feng Baobao from the Start

The bestowal of titles is based on the fortune of the person being bestowed upon! To bestow a title upon another person is to kill oneself. To bestow a title upon a god? I wonder if ten clans would be enough.

😒A thousand years of cultivation, increased to two thousand years in just a few years. Furthermore, seeking a title would come at a price; frankly, neither side could afford it.

Two thousand years of cultivation? 😐 Bai Suzhen has a thousand years of cultivation and she's about to become an immortal.

At first, Jia Zhengyu wanted to kill the protagonist, but he let him go after beating him up. The Wang family wanted to devour the protagonist, but he let them go after just an apology. What a coward! And he wanted to invest in the Quanxing, Tianxiahui, and the company—what a spineless opportunist!

The story of a two-thousand-year-old demon fighting Zhang Lingyu would take several chapters to write 😁. It's both shocking and unbelievable. The direct disciples of Longhu Mountain are behaving like uneducated, mindlessly fantasizing about immortals and fighting to the death. And the author seems to be controlling the comments? 😜😁🤭

The idea that demanding a title and shortening one's lifespan are linked to one's fate is completely fictitious; no similar plot has ever been mentioned in traditional folk tales! This kind of plot first appeared in a marketing video after the huge success of "The Mysterious Path of the Immortal".

The Five Immortals are indeed impressive, because they have a complete system of four beams, eight pillars, and side gates in their temple. The weasel in 2000 was outrageous. Asking for a title was a benefit for a newly awakened weasel, while the one who asked for a title through the compassionate salvation ritual was vying for the position of the national preceptor.

I couldn't stand watching this scam targeting the little fox. It's morally bankrupt, a split personality. A pure egoist, without principles, without bottom lines, without ideals. Living simply to survive, living to be superior to others.

Stealing from the Celestial Master's Mansion is disgusting enough, but to be smug about it afterward is just unbelievable.

The earlier parts, with the characters showing off and getting slapped in the face, were pure, satisfying reading. But when it got to the little fox, I couldn't stand it anymore. It's so two-faced. He saved a whole plane of people, then turned around and started swindling and cheating them, even trying to get them to take the blame for him. He's really despicable to the extreme.