The All-Profession Gu Immortal

Medicine, poison, and Gu (a type of venomous insect or poison) are directly interconnected. I don't know if the author has written about this, but the author could try to write it: the ruler is the physician, the minister is the Gu, and the poison is the auxiliary 😁😁😁. This is the true Gu art, born from the practices of witch doctors.

If evolution is possible simply by eating, then why not just go to a mass grave?

To aspire to be a Gu Immortal without being able to write poetry is futile; one is not qualified to become a revered being if one cannot write poetry.

There are so many power systems involved, can you handle them all? I'm really worried about this. To be honest, I don't think many top masters can manage them all. You've got martial arts, Gu Master, a divine system, and a divine weapon system all mixed up with this; I'm completely overwhelmed.

They lure people in with the title "Gu," but after reading for so long, I haven't found a single description of the mysteries of Gu or scenes depicting its use. It's all about martial arts combat, a complete rip-off.

I just tidied up my bookshelf; I've abandoned over a dozen books in the last six months.

A cold wind blows through the desolate valley, and cicadas sing through spring and autumn as the young man returns!

If you had written a novel about exploring and finding treasures in the Ten Thousand Mountains using Gu worms, you wouldn't have ended up being abandoned. Why did you have to focus the plot on all sorts of trivial matters?

No wonder the protagonist cultivates both martial arts and Gu mastery. As a martial artist, he lacks the spirit; as a Gu master, he's not ruthless enough. He just tolerated the Spirit-Subduing Gu incident. Facing two second-tier beings who couldn't defeat him, what's there to be afraid of? If those spoiled brats really caused trouble, the protagonist would just run away.

Who could have imagined that a little-known novel about Gu techniques would become so popular? Ah! What a pity.