The Immortal Who Keeps a Low Profile: Three Hundred Years Ringing the Sect Bell

I find the protagonist disgusting. He accepted the old man's kindness and promised to take care of his granddaughter, but he just stayed on the mountain ringing the bell, never once visiting her. He knew his granddaughter was inexperienced, vulnerable and easily bullied in the sect, and easily deceived by a philandering playboy, yet he didn't advise her, instead calling it respecting her personal…

I watched it from beginning to end. Share your feelings. This book is written quite smoothly. The cheat code is like striking a bell; starting as a lowly servant, you gradually grow stronger and your status rises. The realm setting is also very simple. It refers to traditional concepts like acquired and innate factors. Each realm has nine levels. In terms of content:

I consider my acceptable limits to be relatively low. I can accept villainous or selfish protagonists, even those who wipe out entire families for resources or cultivation techniques, or who teach or kill anyone they don't like a second. But I can't accept protagonists like this.

The plot is like eating shit, and the protagonist is an ungrateful wretch. I want the item, but they want my help. No, that's not possible. The protagonist of hindsight The main character emphasizes wanting both the result and the outcome, not just the cause. I accepted your help, but I don't need your help, so you didn't help me. I accepted your gift ≠ I accepted your gift

I have no problem with the characters in the book, since it's all the author's doing. I was disgusted while reading the novel, so it's normal for me to have a problem with the author, right? If you can't grasp it, does that mean you can't not grasp it? If you don't write that plot, does that mean you can't write it? If you're going to write it, don't write it so pretentious and nonsensical.

I was wondering why so many people were criticizing the protagonist as an ingrate, but then I realized he really is Tang San! Even more so than Little Sugar Man! They kept saying how badly his family treated him, but later it turns out that everyone except his stepmother and her son treated him like family.

Damn it, I was tricked into reading this by a few of the featured comments! The protagonist is just a sophisticated egoist! He completely ignores those who have been kind to him and helped him, even though they entrusted him with their children's future. If that person hadn't come looking for him, the protagonist would have forgotten about them entirely!

I couldn't hold back anymore. I really don't know how anyone can praise this book, and some people are even finding all sorts of reasons to justify the protagonist's irresponsibility towards the old man and granddaughter. I bet even the author didn't expect these reasons.

The protagonist is too cowardly. He abandons everyone and refuses to help any human he can. He's a transmigrator, so he can cultivate peacefully because he has someone above him protecting him. Don't tell me he didn't receive any favors; he even received a martial saint-level cultivation technique from an old man. If he wasn't a good human descendant, would they have given him that?

Outrageous values Garbage writing The protagonist who rolls his eyes Old Master Song guided the protagonist through the cultivation journey, taking care of him in every way; he could at least be considered a mentor in cultivation. After his death, he entrusted the protagonist with the care of his granddaughter, but the protagonist didn't say a word about it.