The All-Purpose Idler

As long as it is an urban cultivator, the pig's feet must be **** before they are pierced. Either they are discarded wealthy disciples, or they are chasers who are beaten to death by others. Then the earth must be lacking in spiritual energy. There are always a few children in the class who come to trouble the protagonist, and then the protagonist After showing some strength, the school beauty fell in love with her, and then the rich second generation of the school beauty came to cause trouble, and then beat the younger one and the older one, and then there was a cultivation master behind the old one, and then the master was killed, and then the organization behind the master came, Then the protagonist destroys the organization, and then the protagonist just gets what he needs to cultivate immortality, and then the protagonist has money and buys a villa, which has unlimited aura, and there is a beautiful woman and her grandfather in the villa next to it. Her grandfather is sick, and the beauty comes to challenge the male protagonist.

As always, five votes for it. "Xie Yan, since God has given me more abilities, he has also given me greater responsibilities!"

I was persuaded to quit at the beginning, and it turned out that my taste was not popular enough.

I thought it was bad before it was released, so I went straight to the ending. Sure enough, there were cultivators and immortal horses. The most unbearable thing was that before it was released, I was entangled with several women, and the ending ended with a single female protagonist 😡

Idle person? Is the author saying that people who are nosy are called idlers?

I remember three books that I really liked reading at that time, one was The Almighty Wizard, one was The Nine Triathlons, and the other was The Almighty Idle Man. I preferred this kind of light-hearted novels describing the city. Unfortunately, this type of novels began to disappear later. In fact, it is a bit like the current urban aura recovery genre, but the latter has a wider scope. Now I feel that Urban Sword is a good novel. I wonder if anyone in the same field can recommend novels of the same type.

Just writing nonsense, what kind of red capitalist is Li Ka-shing?

Why do I feel more and more aggrieved the more I look at it? I can't afford to offend it and can't hide from it? Do you have to let others take care of it? We all know that when you are sick, you still go up the mountain and stay overnight, but there is no one left. There is no favor to return a favor. There is only courtesy. You are here for a purpose. If you help me with something, I will come to thank you. I will help you when you have something to do. I don't know what the trick is. Anyway, I am quite annoyed by this. If there is no benefit, no one will come to you. I am here for profit, let alone favor.

The literary and artistic style in front of me often uses trivial words and tunes, which is not interesting! The title of the book is Almighty Idle Man? Where are you free? Also, the four brothers of the protagonist look awkward. No matter how good the relationship between brothers is, they must maintain equivalent benefits. The author's story of brotherly love is unrealistic.

Ask a question: The protagonist studied medicine in university for four years and got a medical license? In which medical school do students not spend more than five years?