This Ascendant Is Nearing the End of His Lifespan

In reality, if it were truly a transmigrator's initial mindset upon arrival, coupled with top-tier martial arts skills and 300 years of arduous training leading to imminent death, they would likely act madly, driven to utter despair and transforming into a madman, slaughtering indiscriminately.

To be honest, everyone who becomes an immortal is still a citizen of the motherland; I certainly won't become like the protagonist. I'm over thirty years old, and I haven't had enough of eating, drinking, and having fun yet. The protagonist is pretty awesome; he transmigrated into an immortal, and his thoughts became immortal too.

You brought me into the world of online literature. Have you ever thought about reading a book I write? Do you know what kind of bullying I'm suffering here? It's because I lack talent and don't understand the market. They all laughed at me! I'm terrible! I can't write a book at all! I'm very scared. I'm afraid my readers will criticize me every day.

In the end, does the protagonist transform into a giant shark king and start the rampage, or does he simply become like a maggot? Is the main character just going through the motions, or are they just going to start something directly? In the early stages, they feign illness by inflicting some harmless disease; in the mid-game, they struggle and lose money by resorting to desperate measures; in the late game, they beg their opponents to fall ill; and finally, they die like a crocodile.

Looking forward to Chapter 100, when he becomes the Giant Shark King, slaughtering and killing! Although I feel the author will drag it out for dozens of chapters before he starts his rampage, it looks good now. (I'll hold off on that.)

The protagonist is too kind, even excessively so.

What do you think of the book "Is Shennong?"

To be honest, I could just admit that I won't survive the next tribulation (I'm a dying man, don't force me!), And everyone, whether they're of the same level or from other transcendent forces, would be afraid (afraid of death). That way, I could conduct a social experiment (do whatever I want). The above speculation is based on Lu Xun's theory of "lifting the roof".

There's hardly any reflection on it; it's too short. Let it gather dust on the bookshelf. Read it after it reaches 550,000 words; otherwise, it's an abandoned work and I'm not qualified to be ripped off.

Please add it to your bookshelf if you like it. Following new books is very important, so thank you all. Updated daily from 6 PM to 9 PM. I will provide a unified response to both questions. 1. Should we reduce our combat strength? A: No, and we won't create any plot points where someone pretends to be weak to hide their true abilities. 2. Does the protagonist kill indiscriminately?