
The Immortal Who Keeps a Low Profile: Three Hundred Years Ringing the Sect Bell
长生苟仙,宗门撞钟三百年
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I felt sick when I looked at the protagonist. He was favored by the old man and promised to take good care of his granddaughter, but ended up staying on the mountain ringing the bell without ever visiting him. He knew clearly that his granddaughter had little experience, was helpless in the sect and could easily be bullied, and was deceived by a playboy. Instead of advising her, she pretended to respect personal choices, and she was really born. You tried to persuade her, but if the other party didn't listen, then that was her fault. As a result, as the person whom the old man identified as the caretaker, you could be said to be the other party's nominal elder. You just kept silent and watched the other party go into the fire pit. Is there any way to take care of the younger generation like this? Besides, the granddaughter also knew the news about the treasure. A gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall and wants to thrive. However, he turned a blind eye to the evil villains with evil intentions hanging around his granddaughter. Finally, the villain came to the door to threaten and lure him. I stopped watching when I saw it. It's really nmsb. If you had communicated with your granddaughter about the prodigal son's behavior, or reminded you of the seriousness of the treasure news being leaked, this incident might not have happened. The result was that the protagonist nms a dead person and did nothing to watch. Even after the incident, he did not visit his granddaughter to see what kind of situation the other party was living in now. I have given up on the book. If the protagonist gets into trouble later because of his own inaction, and finally makes excuses to blame his granddaughter, then the protagonist deserves to be the only one in the family. This kind of cs is not worthy of a family.
I read it from beginning to end. Talk about your feelings. The writing of this book is quite smooth. The plug-in is to ring the bell. Starting from a small handyman, he becomes stronger step by step, and his status continues to improve. The realm setting is also very simple. It's the traditional acquired, innate and so on. Every realm has nine levels. In terms of content: The male protagonist clearly broke through the ninth level of acquired nature, but instead of continuing to become an innate, he practiced another skill, which was euphemistically called, to achieve perfect innateness. To be honest, this is the realm of pure pressure! In terms of character design: The handling of the original family relationship is slightly flawed. There are some practices in the sect that are a bit twisted. Sometimes I want to appear holy in front of others, and sometimes I want to cultivate a mediocre practice... Overall. Compared with articles similar to the starting point, you can still take a look.
I think the lower limit of what I can accept is still relatively low. I can still accept the kind of villain protagonist or egoistic protagonist. Even if it is to directly kill people all over the house for the required resources and skills, and to teach or kill anyone who doesn't like it, I can accept it. But I can't accept the protagonist. I have only read more than twenty chapters, judging from what I have seen. When the protagonist made a major mistake in ringing the bell for the first time, Mr. Song prevented the protagonist from being punished. If this mistake happened, the protagonist would definitely be punished, and he might even be transferred from the bell tower to a worse position. Although it was Mr. Song's job to prevent this mistake and to prevent himself from being implicated, he was helping the protagonist after all. Later, the protagonist practiced and showed good talent. For the first breakthrough, Mr. Song took out the exotic animal meat he bought to replenish the protagonist's body. He gave it to the protagonist several times in a row. You must know that this exotic animal meat is a quota that only formal disciples have, and it is not a cheap thing. What he gave to the protagonist was purchased at his own expense, and he gave it to the protagonist several times in a row. Moreover, when the protagonist breaks through to any realm later, he also takes the initiative to remind the protagonist of the more critical training matters, and does not let the protagonist practice the skills indiscriminately and reduce his potential. You know, in Mr. Song's eyes, the protagonist is a talented handyman disciple, and the investment he gave is not too little. Later, Mr. Song discovered the protagonist's talent and became an official disciple. There was basically no problem. At this time, he chose to leave the mountain gate. To be honest, he chose to leave the mountain gate because he must have wanted to take advantage of that opportunity. But at his age, it was useless to get it. His granddaughter also had mediocre talent, so there was no reason to go now after not going there for decades. My personal guess is that seeing that the protagonist has good talents, he wants to dig for treasures and invest in the protagonist, and then let the protagonist take care of his family. Of course it's just a guess. Before Mr. Song went to work, he left a letter to his granddaughter, explaining the protagonist's talent and wanting to marry her to the protagonist, and then he went to do the work. As soon as he left and never came back, the granddaughter came to find the protagonist with a letter. From the perspective of the granddaughter, the protagonist must be someone her grandfather approved, otherwise she would not marry him and leave the opportunity for him. Although she is not particularly willing to marry him because she is a stranger, she does not refuse. As long as the protagonist agrees, she will agree. Then, the protagonist read the letter and directly called her his cousin, which meant that he rejected her as his wife and was unwilling to marry her. She was relieved when she was rejected. After all, she didn't really want to marry a stranger directly. The protagonist also said that if you have anything to do, you can come to him, but since you have just rejected the marriage proposal, I will be a little embarrassed to come to you, unless something really happens. Some people commented that she looked down on the protagonist and wanted to climb high, but the article clearly stated that her grandfather explained the protagonist's talent and said that the protagonist would become a formal disciple, but her own talent was mediocre. And even if she really wanted to reach a higher level, she wouldn't look for a handyman disciple who had just become the number one in the combat power list without leaving a talent that was enough to become an official one. This person who was number one in the combat power list did not necessarily become an official disciple. He had to continuously dominate the list to become an official disciple. And judging from the description in the article, the protagonist told her that she could come to him if she had anything to do, and then the two parties had no intersection. To be honest, in this case, wouldn't it be reasonable for the protagonist to take the initiative to visit her a few times, tell her some precautions, and give her some pointers on her practice issues? Even if he didn't have this opportunity, just because Mr. Song had taken care of him for four months and even entrusted you to take care of him before his death, he should have taken the initiative to greet the orphan a few times. And the protagonist has never been there even once. From the perspective of his granddaughter, grandpa gave this man a big opportunity and planned to entrust himself to him. Although she was rejected, she herself was not particularly willing to marry a stranger. But this person who was trusted by his grandfather never came to see him after receiving the letter of opportunity. At this time, she met a boyfriend who was relatively good among the handyman disciples. Although this person's talent may not be as good as the person her grandfather mentioned, that person rejected her and never took the initiative to look for her after taking away the opportunity. In this case, she chose to tell her trusted boyfriend about it because she wanted to let him share the opportunity. This is okay. The problem was that she didn't know the person well and found the wrong person. After the protagonist came to her door, she knew that this guy was not a good guy, so he did not remind her. But this is normal. After all, I have received a favor and have not approached her for two years. Now that she has leaked the secret and caused trouble for the protagonist, it is even less likely to remind her. It is good that she has not caused trouble for her. Although the protagonist looks down on this opportunity because there is a cheat after all, from Mr. Song's perspective, this opportunity is the biggest opportunity in his life. His descendants are not talented enough to take over. So I found the protagonist and gave him this great opportunity, hoping that he could marry his granddaughter or take care of her. Moreover, in the first four months after the protagonist arrived, Mr. Song really took good care of the protagonist, giving him guidance on spiritual practice and buying meat from exotic animals at his own expense to replenish his body. The protagonist really needs to be taken care of. Another family member came out later and said that his stepmother was not good and his biological father had a bad relationship with him. He ran away from home and he did not want to have anything to do with it. It turned out that his father knew that he was good at martial arts, so he used his family wealth to give him golden tickets. He took the money and sneered, saying that he didn't want to have anything to do with it. In fact, from the previous description, it can be seen that his biological father treats him well, but the conflict was instigated by his stepmother. His father tested him and found that he was not suitable for martial arts, so he always asked him to study and take the path of a civil servant. Because of the instigation by his stepmother, he has been dancing with swords and guns, and he has no talent. Of course, he will have conflicts with his father. He inherited the memory of his predecessor. It stands to reason that he knew that his father was good to him. However, he wanted to sever the relationship while accepting a large number of golden tickets. I stopped reading the rest of it. After reading more than 20 chapters, I really couldn't stand the three views of the protagonist.
The plot is the same as eating 💩, with the white-eyed wolf protagonist. I want something, and I want my help, but I can't. Hindsight Protagonist This protagonist mainly highlights a need and want, the effect but not the cause. Give me help and I will accept it, but I can do without your help, so you didn't give me any help. I accepted your gift ≠I accepted your gift
After reading twenty-one chapters, I regretted it very much, so I posted this
I don't have any objections to the people in the book, because they are all the author's good deeds. I was disgusted by reading a novel, so I have objections to the author. Is it normal? If you can't grasp it, can't you not grasp it? If you don't write the Gouba plot, you won't be able to write it? If you want to write, don't write in such a pretentious and nondescript way. Reading it at night can really make you so angry that you can't sleep. The old man has a granddaughter. He gives you advice on your work and helps you in your daily life. He wants to give you as a handyman the same treatment as a formal disciple. You are also very grateful. You say "I can't thank you enough" and you are extremely touched in your heart. As a result, someone went out to work and lost his granddaughter. She came to you with a letter from her family. She came to you with a chance, and specifically asked you to help take care of her. It would be better for you to ignore her for a year or two. You don't care if something happens or not. Ugh, when someone comes to you later, you say "I almost forgot about her". Are you telling a joke? No matter what, no questions asked, if something really happened she would have a chance to ask for help? There are still a thousand ways to make excuses for yourself. Firstly, you don't want to meddle in other people's business, and secondly, you are afraid that you are incompetent. Why, you don't explain anything and you expect others to connect with you? Or two lives? Isn't this Tang San's inferiority? If you don't want to be a human being, just be selfish, but if you do, then you still build a monument. In Chapter 22, you immediately start to talk about the kindness of Song Lao and start to take action. It's really six. You are such a person who adapts to local conditions and the times. If people don't come to you, the original text is "almost forgot". When people look for you, they will come back after remembering Lao Song's kindness. Well, good, what a Schrödinger's kindness. Before they came to find you, subjectively and objectively you didn't do anything to take care of them. Why do you want to be a cousin? If you just put a name on it and call it care, then you are really good at taking care of me. The master behind me is fine. Subjectively and objectively, he has not gone to see the granddaughter of your great benefactor Mr. Song. He is not afraid of people going to reunite with his grandfather. He almost forgot about "Schrödinger's kindness". But you are kind-hearted after all, no, you have a photographic memory but a poor memory. When you look at people, who is my benefactor's granddaughter? When I think about it, I think about it. It turns out that she is still alive and well. She jumped up and down to find me. Then I must pay back "Schrödinger's kindness"! Compared with you, it's more comfortable to stay with Tang San. Don't blame Brother Tang San. The male protagonists in ancient times were still more reliable than this thing. Originally, I read it because I had some new ideas, but it turned out to be stinky and draggy. I guess there won't be much to read later. It's more reliable than dreaming about an idea. He obviously doesn't have to write things that he doesn't know how to write or doesn't understand (after all, not many readers like to watch this kind of plot, right?), But he still resolutely chose to write such a paragraph in order to exercise his writing skills. This author makes me cry to death. What about you? It's useless to care ≠ It doesn't matter either From the time when he met Old Song's granddaughter to the time when the accident happened to when the protagonist got through it peacefully, one or two years? The protagonist only said a few words to the person, and they met him once, hahaha. He really needs a good memory, otherwise he wouldn't be able to recognize his face after such a long time. Whether the kindness is great or not is not what I say, it is what the protagonist (author) said (written). In the end, the kindness was repaid satisfactorily to Mr. Song. He must be very satisfied.
I was also wondering why the protagonist was being criticized so much in the past, but later it turned out that he was actually Tang San, even more Tang San than the Sugar Man. Earlier he said that his family treated him badly, but later on, except for the stepmother and the stepmother's son, who didn't treat him as a family member? Isn't it normal for a family's scholarly family to arrange for the protagonist to pursue an official career? If the protagonist doesn't want to do anything, he has to dance with guns and sticks. Okay. If you want to do it, ask someone to look at the talent. The result is -1. Then he doesn't recognize it. He took some money from home and ran away for three years. In the past three years, the family was as anxious as anything except the stepmother and the stepmother's younger brother. As soon as he came back, his father brought people back. As a result, the protagonist said, "I will call you father for the last time." It really confused me. If Tang San could see this protagonist, he would directly change his name and surname. The author of this book has so many exes in his life that he can write about it. The main focus is a dark maggot.
Tnnd, some of the best comments tricked me into taking a look! The protagonist is a refined and egoistic villain! He doesn't care about people who are kind and supportive to him. He just ignores people who are left alone. If that person hadn't found him, the protagonist would have been forgotten! How did Mr. Song treat the protagonist? Give him some guidance and practice so that he doesn't take any detours, and use his own contribution points to buy meat that replenishes his energy and blood and feeds it to the protagonist. What does the protagonist do to his granddaughter? Never mind! You don't care about anyone when you meet him! Even the protagonist, a strange handyman disciple, rushed to give advice, massage and give Qi and Blood Pills. The protagonist, Song Lao Tuogu's granddaughter, didn't take care of her for a whole day. He even ignored her when he knew she was about to jump into the trap. In the end, he even forgot about this person. Awesome!
The protagonist of White-Eyed Wolf, the old man is really blind to be able to entrust him to such a person. If he can persist for more than 20 chapters, he is a poisonous immortal.
I don't hold back. I really don't know how anyone can praise this book. Some people find various reasons to accuse the protagonist of being irresponsible to the old man's granddaughter. I'm afraid the author didn't even think of these reasons. I spent a lot of time describing how the old man was kind to the protagonist, and then I wrote about how the old man left his only remaining granddaughter to the protagonist, leaving opportunities for the protagonist. He also described how the protagonist didn't take the old man's granddaughter seriously. When he heard that the old man's granddaughter was likely to be deceived by a scumbag, he didn't even mention the broken clock tower to see his granddaughter, and he even refused to write a letter to remind him. If others really don't listen, forget it. In the end, even if you don't give up a pi, you still claim to respect other people's choices, so you just leave them alone? If you had little experience, your elders would have left you alone without even a word of advice. Is this a good thing? Is it respecting the choices of younger generations? I can only hope that those who agree with this sentence will also meet such an elder. The two harm each other, and the most valuable contribution to society is to stop being a white-eyed wolf and harm others.
The main character is too stubborn. He abandons everyone and does his best to save the human race. Anyway, time travelers are coming. You can practice quietly without someone supporting you. Not to mention that you haven't received any favors. You also received an old man. I was given at least martial arts level skills. Aren't you a good descendant of the human race? Someone can give it to you. No one is in front of you to help you cross over and you are the rations of the demon clan. It is really like a traitor speaking. Even the Han Li family tried their best in the war between humans and demons.
The three world-defying views Trash writing The protagonist with supercilious eyes Song Lao takes the protagonist to get started and takes care of him everywhere. At least he can be regarded as an enlightenment teacher in cultivating immortals. Anyway, I couldn't stand it anymore after reading more than a dozen chapters.