The Immortal Disappears? Then My Liver Will Become an Immortal, Won't It?

Have you ever practiced immortality? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

What's quite good is that the character descriptions are a little bit stand-up. The protagonist feels happy and is almost boring. He is both a younger brother and a tiger. Here comes another female character. (￣(エ)￣)

The background of the story is well written, and the character settings are okay, but the content of the story is poor. The main line is erratic and the story is quite fragmented. Since the heroine Ling Zhi, the story has begun to fragment, and the golden fingers appear less frequently. At first, I thought the main plot was about practicing hard, interspersed with trivial matters in life, and then changing maps as my younger brother went to school. Now it's a unit drama that follows a procrastinator and looks for trouble everywhere, just like what a book friend said.

Ask for a monthly pass to collect! The water test is over, and more than half of the recommendations are missing. I didn't win! Text: I feel like I wrote in the wrong direction a few days ago, but now I have a better feeling, it should be fine 🙂

Your beginning reminds me of Lanke Qiyuan 😰, there is an inexplicable similarity.

I write whatever comes to my mind. It's like a Chinese fantasy drama. Except that the characters are linear, it has nothing to do with the theme.

The visuals are great and the writing is pretty good. You can take it away.

I'm ready to become an immortal. I'll read the author's book and see if I can get the same gold finger as the main character to prove that he is a true immortal.

Why no comments🙂

In this way, I will give you my daily recommendation votes.

The recent chapters feel a bit weird. The male protagonist is blind. The previous description of the inner eye can only see a little, without explaining how much the inner eye has been trained. The recent chapters are written as if the male protagonist is not blind and can see the water in the well as clear as the bottom. It feels like the state of being blind no longer exists.

The deer on the cover of the novel has its front legs turned upside down, which looks so funny.