I Couldn’t Possibly Be the Sword God

If the root is rotten, it will be useless no matter how well the content is written. A time traveler and the second best high school student in the province, he acts like a brainless fool.

It's a comedy, so don't read it if you take it too seriously. Pig's feet are almost invincible, and there is one that can magically modify skills and kill monsters to upgrade. Pig's feet are nerds. There are a few heroines who don't have Se Se, which is a pity🌝.

After reading the whole book, start from the end. This is a nonsensical novel about turn-based fairy tales, with a lot of memes and Deyun Society crosstalk jokes. The amazing thing is that there aren't any bad jokes. Authentic fairy novel.

It has no ambitions, has the thoughts of a child, and has a bland plot. Just treat it as a book about an adult who is a child. It is childish, cares about everything, and is still an invincible novel. It gives people a disgusting perspective.

A very interesting and nonsensical comic about cultivating immortality and invincibility

If you can get the joke, it will definitely be easy and funny.

Summary: Amazing in the early stage, slightly mediocre in the later stage (recommended for book friends who like light-hearted and funny books) "I Can't Be the Sword God" is based on the background of cultivating immortals, but it incorporates some thinking and memes of modern cities. This collision of ancient and modern elements is a highlight. In the early stage, the protagonist is a Taoist priest in a small Taoist temple. In his seemingly ordinary daily life of cultivating immortals, he combines it with modern memes to create a novel experience of cultivating immortals and giving it a different kind of fun. However, the work is inconsistent in terms of plot. The early plot is compact and full of laughs. Li Changgeng's experience in the small town is like a series of funny skits. His process of catching monsters often resulted in many hilarious jokes due to his "unique" operations. But in the later stages, the pace of the plot gradually slowed down, and the unfolding of the story line became slightly dull. The small but sophisticated funny plots before were reduced, and the unique charm of the early stage was lost. Especially some of the buried holes were hastily ended without filling up, which made the overall reading experience decline. However, the excitement in the early stage still made it a unique work.

The protagonist's master is overly pretentious and too imbecile.

Dang Shuangwen is pretty good, but the plot is a bit stitched together.

The protagonist's IQ at the age of 3