I'm an Immortal? That's Just a Rumor!

Why is it that the author writes everything in Chinese? It's all in Chinese without any translation, how can I understand it?

I have read all your comments, and I am very grateful to every reader for their love and support for this book. I am not a very powerful author, nor am I a person who has seen the world. I never went to college and didn't know I could get a loan if I didn't have money. I have never been to Zhenjiang, so I don't know how different the weather there is from at home. I will try my best to check if I don't understand. If you have any questions, you are welcome to correct me and I will correct them. I hope I can tell you a good story, I hope I can make some money and really go to Zhenjiang to see it. So I will try my best to write well. I just hope you won't scold me too harshly, because I really know how to delete comments. Mengxin thanks everyone for your support, I love you.

It doesn't look like it was written by a human being, because even a primary school student doesn't have this kind of intelligence. . . Maybe it's AI. There are a lot of similar problems. The content after it's released is extremely confusing and even more outrageous than before. I looked at the chapter list and randomly picked a few to read, and I saw something so outrageous. . .

The first part was fine, but starting from Zhang Jiao, the feeling of helplessness and depression was too great. The protagonist starts to do big things without much development in reality. One link within another, the official has no use except as a radar driver. Can you write about other Longhu Mountains and so on? Or should we wait until later and become the protagonist?

The short story is better than the main story because the main story is original and the short story is a plagiarized game branch.

If you don't want to write about the evils of human nature, don't set the first copy in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. In this context, the protagonist's modern behavior and habits are very uncomfortable to watch.

It has the feel of a demon-suppressing museum, or simply a copycat. It starts high and goes low, but this one collapses faster. I can't stand it at all. It feels like the AI ​​has finished running and manually changed the order of the paragraphs.

You really don't need to read the rest, it's changed. It's okay if you have been involved in history. A tomb keeper pops up out of nowhere and causes trouble for thousands of years. Then, Taoism and Buddhism act like there is no one, asking the protagonist to fight.

At the beginning, Holy Mother, I couldn't stand it any longer. If you can't control it, can't you stop writing such a plot? If you can't write well again and again, isn't that a source of frustration?

It has the flavor of Suppressing Demon and Yashe, but the third copy feels a bit like Wen Qingbing in the late stage of Suppressing Demon. You can write about feelings and righteousness, but if two of the three copies talk about this content, it will easily make people feel offended. Personally, I still prefer the second copy, which describes the story behind the history.