This Protagonist Is Obviously Very Strong but Extremely Cautious

It doesn't look very good-looking. Although I say it's cautious, it actually feels like I'm wearing this to show off, but it's also a framework so it's okay. It's just that the overall look and feel is not good, there are too many miscellaneous writings. The benevolent sees benevolence and the wise see wisdom.

I have read more than a thousand chapters, just for a screenshot posted online and a few lines of dialogue in it! See there is no such sentence now! He is always fighting, and every battle is like a matryoshka doll, one trouble after another! The most important thing is that the description of each battle is so long that I almost fell asleep!

It has nothing to do with caution, and there are some previous things such as helping to kill the third-level wolf king, Chi Xiao (she is a fool, she is second-level (consumed a lot of spiritual energy) to fight the third level, what is the difference between going to death) and the protagonist, really speechless 😒 That is not high-profile, the hero in the fairy tale saves the beauty (most beauties remember the hero) When having a relationship with the beauty, most of them are dog-lickers, doesn't that lead to becoming high-profile? That has nothing to do with caution. The protagonist, who has the best spiritual root, has been promoted to one level after reciting the mental method (just started practicing Qi). How many months does it take Te Meow to learn the formation? Shouldn't we improve our strength first and then hide our cultivation? Isn't hard power the foundation? To learn formations first and then improve your cultivation is putting the cart before the horse? As long as the protagonist has a fourth or fifth level of cultivation plus formations, wouldn't those demon cultivators be just like his younger brother?

Rubbish. I really don't want to say anything about those two women. They are really outrageous. Does the author treat the readers as fools? Looks disgusting

Several female characters are failures. It is a talent to write the heroine so disgusting.

I didn't want to watch it after watching it for 30 seconds, so I used a small conflict to get in touch with my uncle, and forcibly bound Chi Xiao to the protagonist. The protagonist's treatment of Chi Xiao and his uncle is no longer as strong as when he entered the sect and used test papers to test people, and he loses his temper when meeting girls. There must be all kinds of bad taste in the back, all the same, cautiously transforming into tea like the wind.

It's really well written. A novel that was delayed by the title.

I stopped reading when I saw Chapter 21. I'm almost blinded by Ji Pin Ling being so high-profile. Is he low-key and cautious? You wrote it yourself. Do you feel good?

I've read nearly 200 chapters, and it was passable in the early stage, but now I can't stand it anymore, especially with that woman, Chi Xiao, forcibly deceiving people, secretly inquiring about information, and they have to be eye-catching and attention-grabbing?

The talent for cultivating immortals is too strong, so you dare not practice. You are afraid that if you practice too quickly, your foundation will be unstable. People who appear later will be better than you after practicing for a few years, and they will not have a bad foundation. You can practice casually and be afraid of others when you become stronger, but you just don't practice and wander around, being abused in all kinds of ways.