Immortality Begins with the Palm Controlling Ape

How to put it this way, I'm a bit of a noob, and I'm inexplicably hostile to the protagonist. It's just a small family in the town, not a prince or aristocrat. How many people can there be in a town in ancient times? They look down on this, look down on that, and always talk about their family. What about me? A little further down is the village. I don't know if there are any families in the village; It is said that the imperial power does not go to the countryside, so it can rob and kill the protagonist in the street. The imperial power does not go to the countryside, which does not mean that the imperial power cannot control the countryside. It just does not bother to control the town. There is still a government office in the town. This directly means that the government does not exist. Then it is said that the three major families are in deep water, and they were wiped out in an instant: so I feel that a lot of the logic is a bit confusing, and the thinking of the relationship between the characters is not comprehensive enough.

No, buddy, just post a new chapter if you put it on the shelves?

The writing is pretty good, the plot progresses relatively steadily, and it's a good book if you stick with it.