No Spending, No Grinding: I Became an Immortal in Secret

I dare to ask for a hundred taels from my master, but I dare not ask for the deed of sale, and even do business with my master. I am really convinced. If you are a hired servant, you may have personal rights. How dare you, a slave, have the courage? Does the author have any misunderstandings about slaves?

After reading the first few chapters, it was okay at first, but I saw that what the author wrote was completely unreasonable. Why would a master owe slaves money? Did he have misunderstandings about slaves? He also said that he borrowed foreign slavery systems. What nonsense he said was to bully readers into not understanding foreign slavery systems, right? If you don't want to read it, I'll persuade you to quit. If you see my post, be careful before reading it. It's really enlightening. If you write that a good-quality quilt costs at most three taels of silver, and you dare to ask your master for 100 taels of silver to iron a piece of clothing, you're afraid that your master won't dare to kill you, right? I'll persuade you to quit, persuade you to quit, persuade you to quit.

I haven't read it yet, but there is a question in the introduction. If a slave in feudal society knows that his master is a cuckold, can he still live?

The poison is terrible, it's really irritating to the eyes. As a slave, selling things to the lady of the house? Your life belongs to others, how dare you ask for money?

A time-traveler with a hook, he and a group of domestic servants are in charge every day, and the intrigues are endless.

😁 Ancient people didn't know how to drink water. Guess what? After the protagonist taught them, they could drink water.

I don't know if the literacy rate in ancient times was 1%. At least he was a scholar. He could be a book boy or something like teaching children. I couldn't stand it even if he took out excrement. He could also do money calculations and the like. There were people who sold children in ancient times, but they usually didn't. They started selling from daughters. How about selling eldest sons at the beginning?

The most poisonous thing is actually: the protagonist cheats, the protagonist acquires magic skills, the protagonist acquires treasures, the protagonist's skills are perfect, the protagonist exceeds the limit at each level... However, the protagonist still can't beat others, the protagonist is 50-50 with others, the protagonist wants to get violent during the fight... Author, I ask: Is this reasonable?

I can't understand it. A slave can charge an exorbitant price for doing a small favor for his master, and also makes his master owe him money. This is awesome. Is everyone equal in the slave society? Do you dare to treat your boss as equal to everyone? If your boss doesn't punish you to death, he will become a slave society and make everyone equal.

Because where a piece of quilt can kill people, a martial artist has no responsibility at all for killing someone. As a slave, he has no power to tie a chicken, but he dares to ask for 40 taels or 100 taels from the ladies of the master's family. It's really funny. I want to persuade him to quit.