A Mortal's Journey: From the Start, I Was Recruited as the Moon-Masking Sect's Live-In Son-in-Law

The novel is too calculating, always engaging in intrigues. High-level monks don't conspire with you, they use their strength to convince others. The fact that you are trapped in a strange circle is nothing like a novel about cultivating immortals or a novel about palace fighting.

I have read so many Black Mortal fanfics, even those without Goldfinger, but you are the first author to make the protagonist so frustrated like this. Is there something serious wrong with you?

These urban novels about the son-in-law, Dragon King, Shenhao and the like have finally begun to harm fairy tales and historical novels. I just read a book about traveling through the Three Kingdoms and being abandoned by Xiao Qiao. I chose Diao Chan. Why are you crying 😄

The previous ones were written in a mess, but I can only read the last few, which at least have the flavor of using the weak to win over the strong. I just don't know how long it will take for this golden finger to be used if it is so powerful.

I can't understand it, I don't even know what the hell it is. If you want to become an immortal, you can become an immortal. There are so many conspiracies and tricks. Who do you think you are? Calculation and elixir formation during a Qi training period will be like the set in the business world in modern society. If this is really the case, you will not survive for more than a minute. There is no need to form elixirs and build a foundation. Knowing that you do this, your bones will be gone in a matter of minutes, and you will not have the chance to reincarnate.

Ten years ago, Shennong passed by and spat.

A fool who feels too good about himself. He didn't even read the Mortal Cultivation Biography carefully. Do you know what kind of person Han Li is? Not to mention reincarnation, Han Li is the Han Li who has not yet established his foundation. Whenever you know that he has a vial, he will look for opportunities to kill you. If he doesn't kill you or give you hundreds of kilograms of Wangyou Dan, will he let you go? Not to mention snatching his vial and trying to win over him. What are you daydreaming about? According to the setting of the Immortal World chapter, I guess you can't take the bottle even if Han Li in Samsara doesn't shoot you to death.

Just read the latest chapter. The author is equivalent to traveling through the Three Kingdoms, then recognizing Liu Zhang as the lord, and preparing to help him revive the Han Dynasty. My evaluation is that mud cannot hold up a wall.

After looking at Golden Finger, I felt like a demented god spending money to pick up girls. Looking at the words and deeds of the protagonist as well as the protagonist's setting, there is no match at all. The elite character setting has always been compromised by the bitter hatred, loves to engage in small tricks, and is naive to the working people. It can be said that it is a perfect match. Finally, let's take a look at the worldview and setting of the worldview. There is intrigue, conspiracy, power play, clinging to the powerful, snobbery, and false love that only exist in the real world. In an extraordinary world, the strong are respected, and everything focuses on improving one's own strength. All dissatisfaction is a hatred of one's own strength. The only pursuit is strength. With strength, there is time, and then there is everything. Machiavellian tactics? Love? Get out of here. The three major problems are already a death sentence for me.

It was written earlier that a business tycoon was reborn, was forced to visit by a robber, and fled to the town of Xiu Xian. The author originally wanted to write that the protagonist escaped by relying on his wisdom, but he ran out of ideas and could not continue writing. Suddenly the protagonist told the innkeeper that demons would invade in two years, and the shopkeeper did not confirm it, so he recognized the protagonist as his brother, sent the protagonist an immortal order and spiritual stone back, and sent a master to send the protagonist to worship the sect and cultivate immortality.