I Strive for Immortality, Starting by Igniting the Divine Flame

I haven't read it yet, but I've seen something similar to the introduction. I have always had a question, there are so many people in this world, why did you let someone from time travel pick up the golden finger? It is easier to accept the traditional time-traveling method. After all, it has taken you through time-traveling. It is no problem if you are a golden finger. But it would be outrageous for you to travel through time and pick up the golden finger from the indigenous world. Unless someone is manipulating you, your mother is the master of destiny, and you are luckier than anyone else in the indigenous world.

The author hasn't figured it out yet, so he pats his head and writes. A tenant is a tenant, a long-term laborer is a long-term laborer, a day laborer is a day laborer, and a domestic slave is a domestic slave. You've turned a tenant into a permanent employee...

I don't understand why, by forcing such a talented person to marry into his wife, do you want him to feel resentful and kill his whole family when he becomes awesome?

Grandmaster Yamen, Grandmaster Shop, this setting is really awesome

Looking at the introduction, I saw that Gold Finger was not brought here when I time-travelled, but I picked it up after time-travelling. I instantly lost interest 🤤

Author, please delete the book! I can't stand it, I really can't stand it, especially since this name has the same pronunciation as my last name 🙂🙂🙂

How should I put it? After reading books for so many years, the division of realms in this book is the ugliest I have ever seen. I believe this will also be the part of this book that left the deepest impression on me.

This protagonist is a bit silly and sweet. He talks about how much he has learned everywhere and is not low-key at all? Aren't you afraid of someone being suspicious? Slice study? You must know that out of ten people who seem to have good talents, nine of them have been given opportunities and have no sense of defensiveness at all.

Introduction? In the world of Xianxia, ​​"martial arts" become gods? Awesome person

The writing is okay, and I personally don't think it has any bad points. The writing style is relatively gentle, not the kind of violent conflict with tight rhythm and ups and downs.