I've Already Ascended, and My Spiritual Energy Has Just Recovered?

The introduction tells the protagonist to ascend and pretend to be invincible, and then updates it to chapter 100. Maybe it's still a foundation

Why is there so much talk about Jiahao recently?

The protagonist seems to be egoistic. He had an opportunity in the foot-washing city but wanted to attract attention from his roommates, so he lied to them about treating them to foot-washing. As a result, he did not want to treat them later. He was afraid that the transfer information would be discovered, so he lied to the two roommates that there were pornographic investigators. When looking for a house, Lin Lu helped recommend it, but it was Lin Lu who also treated the guests to dinner. It was a chance that he went to his alma mater to find the Chinese language document. After taking it, he did not say anything, nor did he say thank you. It feels like a relatively cold egoism

The writing is very strange. What do you think of jc? He used his mobile phone to call the police and showed up at the scene, showing himself to be a saint in front of others. Don't you want to hide it? You can't even hold a bullet and you can't pretend to be awesome And I just got 8-digit assets (although they haven't been cashed out yet), and now I'm going to a Chinese medicine store to show off my prescriptions. Before, it was understandable that I needed to sell it when I was short of money, but now I don't know whether to sell it or not. What are you showing off to a stranger?

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I only saw that it was keeping accounts, and nothing was foreshadowed or explained. And author, have you ever studied Chinese? Is it difficult to separate a complete sentence or a natural paragraph? What does the paragraph after the comma mean?

I pulled it after 20 photos, and the plot was inexplicable.

This male protagonist is not a good person either.

It was so uncomfortable when I was listening to the book. I kept breaking off sentences one after another, and many of the sentences were so short that it was strange, as if I couldn't get out of breath. I had never felt this way in other books.