Surviving for Immortality in a World of Gods and Demons

It looks good, but requires patience. The author writes very carefully, slowly improving the worldview he constructed. The protagonist doesn't have many roles, and the supporting characters have very distinct personalities. Those in power will consider gains and losses, and small people also have their own way of survival. [For example, a county magistrate who was rescued once by the protagonist will choose to ignore personal favors in order to better govern the local area. After all, choosing to help a local family is more beneficial to the stability of his status than helping the protagonist] [There is also the Taoist temple leader Xuan Qing, who previously chose to give up the protagonist for Su Can, but later felt that his original decision was wrong due to the change in the protagonist's strength. If you want to be drunk and dreamy, you will give everything you have, but you will still keep the seeds of genius in the Taoist temple. The considerations of superiors are always comprehensive, much better than those of the family heads in mindless and cool articles] Not many people have read this novel, but it is definitely worth reading.

Where is Gou... I can't see it