Why Cultivate Immortality When You Can Just Brag?

Although the author is a lolicon. Although the author has no morals. Although the author is gay (I think I didn't misspell it? Gay). Although the author always cross-dresses. Although the author even uses a loli voice. Although the author's values are twisted! Although the author doesn't have a girlfriend. Although the author is a lazy bum. Although the author is a weird uncle. Although the author always tricks me (this is especially important). Although...

The author spends all day chatting in the group, playing King of Glory, and even breaks 3000 words into two chapters to be lazy. The author also sings in the group in a loli voice, including songs like "Miracle Reappears" and the Ultraman theme song. Even worse, the author publicly states in the group that they "like men." And the author enjoys having casual sex. After all, the author is a sex slave. To prove they like men, the author publicly insulted us. We tried our best to prove that women are good, but they still…(´; ω;`) Waaah. We're at our wits' end.

I fucking devoured this book! It's so good! I'd rather jump off a cliff and starve than read another one. It's so addictive! To be honest, when I read novels, I usually prefer classic ones, like Jin Yong's *The Deer and the Cauldron*. This book isn't like other novels with grand worldviews that are often obscure. When reading other novels, I usually judge by the beginning to see if it suits my taste, but with this one, I just want to say, I haven't even finished reading it! Hahaha! It's exciting, fresh, and in my opinion, most cultivation novels follow the same formula, but this one breaks the mold. It's really good 😊 And it's so well-written, and it's free! How could I not devour it...?

I haven't written many book reviews, so this is just a casual one. The book's title is eye-catching and easily conveys the scope of its content. The writing style is light and the plot is interesting. It doesn't follow trends or mainstream styles, which is refreshing. I didn't quite understand the beginning the first time I read it, haha. The protagonist's personality is also very clear, and the update speed is acceptable. Personally, I think this novel is worth reading. Author, keep up the good work! I believe you'll get better and better!

I was drawn in by the title. To be honest, the beginning of the book is a bit awkward. The slapstick humor is quite lighthearted, but the overall content can be described as fragmented. I spent a considerable amount of time and still struggled to understand the various plot points. (5 points) After enduring it, the middle part got much better. The transitional sections about the competition were passable, and the battle against the gods was one of the few parts that kept me wanting to continue reading. (7 points) Just when things seemed a little better, the situation took a sharp turn for the worse after crossing the sea: the incredibly déjà vu...

The author promised to boast, but that trope completely disappeared in the latter half. The plot suddenly veered in a different direction, which is acceptable, but I was still hoping for some satisfying moments of boasting. A single boast could have covered up many plot holes and left some unresolved issues. I hope the author keeps up the good work and continues to create more amazing plot twists! Improve the plot, try new storylines like multi-narrative or separate storylines, etc. Author, you're awesome! Elder Qian, you're awesome!

As a freeloader, I read both of the author's books for free, and to be honest, I thought they were both pretty good. The writing is smooth, and this one, which is all about boasting, is one of the most unique comedic novels. It has an unexpected and quirky charm that I found very enjoyable. I also glanced at some other reviews, and most of them shared similar feelings. However, the comment below me was hilarious. How much dirty money did they take? Did someone in their family have an explosion and they can't afford a burial? Freeloaders despise you!

The title is catchy. The writing is coherent, and the plot is fresh and engaging. The content is humorous, lighthearted, and fun, just like the author's own goofy personality. The plot is full of twists and turns, and the characters are vividly portrayed. This novel is a top-tier (S-level) work by Pineapple Bun, featuring both color and black-and-white illustrations. The author consistently updates regularly, never missing a day, with incredibly stable updates, and even occasional bursts of updates... Well, okay. This snail is out of words. Anyway, it's just great...

Well, personally, I feel that Sophie's previous popularity stemmed from her gender-swapped, goofy, and cute attributes. But now, she's become a paranoid, scheming womanizer, arbitrarily controlling others' fates, and selling people off as if it's perfectly acceptable (and even those she knows well—the author previously stated that she only lost memories related to money). This is hard for me to accept. It's more like Sophie has been possessed and will recover later. Honestly, I wouldn't be too upset if this character died now (I was a little sad when I thought she was possessed, but I was quite happy when she wasn't, until I saw the paranoid Sophie...).

Who is on the cover?