After I Will Become an Immortal

The Qin family and the Jiang family were from the same village and were neighbors. They originally had a good relationship. However, because of Qin Fei's changes, the Jiang family began to look down and ridicule him. Originally, Qin Fei didn't want to do anything, but the old man Nai Jiang was so ignorant that Qin Fei could only send him to hell. Jiang Yuyan thought she entered the immortal world earlier than Qin Fei. Joining a good sect can kill Qin Fei, but not only did she not escape, but even the one she used as a spearman did not survive. Qin Fei is the son of the Immortal Emperor. Whoever offends him will pay the price not a hundred times a thousand times, but ten thousand times. If you don't believe it, just look at those traitorous families.

I didn't understand the first chapter. The father is an Immortal Emperor. He used his son's golden elixir to fight a month ago, but he didn't win! However, the plot reveals that the father has been missing for several years. How did he get the golden elixir? Why can I cross planes but not see my wife and children? What exactly is my son's golden elixir? Born with golden elixir? Let's look down.

I looked at it and found a lot of content in other novels. I thought to myself that this author must have read One Night in the Dark Wife. Then I looked at it and, holy shit, it's the same author.

My mother was beaten and had to undergo surgery, but she let it go and even helped the attacker to save his life. Also, no one in the class likes him. How many outrageous things has this protagonist done? ? ?

One of the best novels I've ever read. I prefer this.

I was impressed by the ending.

What? I thought practicing Qi was so powerful that I could kill a wolf with one kick. Why did I then say that even practicing Qi couldn't beat a Sanda master? Are today's Sanda masters so awesome?

The ending makes people a little unable to accept the foreshadowing. It feels like Qin Fei has been pulled off the protagonist line. He seems to have met and compared with the villain, but he was persuaded to give up the future path. However, this ending did not pull Qin Fei's close friends further. Maybe this is his own choice.

I feel that the protagonist is written a little coldly, lacking some worldly feelings and sophistication, and always seems a little awkward.

There are fools all the time, and they are all people with some status. Do you really think that rich people are fools?