Fantasy: If You Don't Kill Me, I Will Be Invincible

To be honest, this is not good-looking! It's better to watch this than to watch I Am Invincible If You Don't Die Next Door. Although the ending is a bit perfunctory, at least it won't be like this in the early stage, and these two shortcomings made me give up watching it. The first protagonist has a poor personality. If you think about it, you have to commit suicide, and you have to bring innocent people with you. The first time you brought 3,000 people to commit suicide and 5,000 people died on the opposite side. The second time you brought some people to commit suicide, and the whole army took poison and committed suicide. The third time you brought 30,000 people, except yourself, and the whole army died miserably! He provoked a war between two countries and made some innocent people suffer. The second point is that he has a bad mind. You see, the protagonist is a cultivator. He does not go to immortal cultivators to seek death, but to mortals. There is something wrong with his brain at the beginning. You can just say that he doesn't know, but it is the first time he went to a mortal and was beheaded. But he continues to stay in a mortal place. What do you think about it later? This is not an insult to people's intelligence, and every time it is very obvious that he is deliberately seeking death! For example, during a battle between two armies, he rushed up alone and threw away his armor in front of both sides, opening his hands like a hug and waiting for others to hit him. Others did not beat him to death, or when preparing, he would make some awkward remarks about how no one has ever died since ancient times. Can you tell me what he was doing from the perspective of others? He said that no one has ever died since ancient times and then rushed forward to obviously seek death. Is this the way the sentence is used? Let's take a simple example: a person rushes onto the road with his hands open, waiting for a car to hit him. He is still muttering that no one has ever died since ancient times. Others don't regard him as a fool, but treat him as a saint. Isn't this an insult to the readers? And this is obviously considered suicide. This... This... I am speechless, and if someone of the same type does not die, I will be invincible. His way of seeking death is not to let others know that he is looking for death, nor to let others see that he is looking for death, and he does not He will let others die with him. Basically, he will look for trouble alone, such as looking for corrupt officials and immortals to help the poor. It will also make others think that he is upright and not afraid of death, and the way of death is to be killed normally, unlike this person who is afraid that others will not see that he is looking for death.

I hope the author can release a season 2

In other words, reading novels can help me let go of my worries.

It's very graphic, and it would be better if the male protagonist is more powerful.

It's quite new, I wish it would be updated soon. It's too short, author!

Yeah, yeah, I can see it