I Nurture My Lifebound Companion to Immortality

It's neither a true Gu poison nor a proper entry, and even the "cool" story isn't truly enjoyable.

If you're going to practice martial arts, then practice martial arts; if you're going to play with insects, then play with insects.

Everything has to be linked to the Gu Dao (a form of witchcraft).

Why does the protagonist insist on fawning over Lu Ning? Having lived two lives, he's rich and has no trouble finding women, so why does he have to be a simp?

An entry plus "Gu," or "Wu" plus an entry, or even "Gu" plus "Wu"—anything goes. But it has to be all three together. And frankly, I still don't understand this "Wu." There's still no explanation of how to cultivate or level up martial arts. They're running around practicing "Mad Dragon" every day—is "Mad Dragon" a skill or a technique?

In the end, it all came down to your father's scheme. What's the point of having your cheat code then? And that big black dog, I'm speechless. A dog suddenly popped up and stole your treasure, and in the end, you kept it as a pet. You can keep a dog if you want, but don't disgust me, okay?

Dumbass! Having lived two lives, his behavior is worse than someone else's in just one. Truly befitting a protagonist.

Those who deserve to be killed should be killed. If Lu Ning truly becomes the protagonist's nemesis, I hope she won't be spared or fawned over just because she's a woman.

I read Xia Ming again, and when I came back I found that Chrysanthemum's new book has already been deleted 😢 Keep going Chrysanthemum, I will always support you, you must write another amazing and crazy book!

Another forced dog-like character? Does the author like to keep a dog-like character to take care of his female companions? Speechless.