As a Eunuch, I Have No Desire to Live Forever

Immortality must be written about the changes of time, otherwise what is the meaning of immortality? And you say you don't argue, but in this small Zhou Kingdom, you have to write about every trivial matter. If you don't argue, you just brush it off in one stroke. Spending so much space writing one person at a time has a strong sense of contradiction and no sense of substitution. The most important thing is that you emphasize every time that it has nothing to do with you and you don't want to care about it, but you do care about it every time. If you want to be aloof from the world, just find a place where no one knows you. Live in the imperial city, be a household name, and be aloof from the world. I don't know what you are doing by being aloof from the world. You don't fight for your father-in-law. It's just disgusting.

It is very similar to a novel I have read before. The protagonist also went to the academy to practice. The plots are similar, but in that book there seemed to be a queen or a princess who got together with the ancestor of the royal family or someone and gave birth to a son who became the emperor. I can't find the details.

After seeing Chapter 380, the friends around the father-in-law were plotted one by one. The fundamental reason was that the father-in-law kept a low profile, which made the enemies always think that although he was very strong, he could outwit them, so they started to set up traps from his relatives. However, the father-in-law was already invincible in the world and could be wiped out by the cultivation world with a wave of his hand. Being so powerful, all the friends and disciples around him died without even ashes left. I boldly guess that Cat Lady, Xiaobai, Xiaohei, and Bailong will all die in the later stage. They are all plotted by others, and the father-in-law will avenge them. But this is illogical. If a person is strong, why doesn't he let the whole world know that he is strong and cannot be an enemy? Instead, he always suppresses his realm. Now that my father-in-law has learned supernatural powers, he seems to be an ordinary person. Doesn't this put his relatives and friends on the edge of the cliff even more? The father-in-law should establish his own power, because there are too many conspiracies and tricks. Without his own power, how can he compete with so many enemies? Don't argue, don't argue, and don't let your lack of argument become a bug in this book in the end.

It took decades to break through from martial arts to immortality. You told me that you only have one level of Qi training. This setting of yours is really uncomfortable.

This writing seems awkward, Goldfinger talks a lot of nonsense

The writing is a bit bland and lacks passion.

The great eunuch of Zhouyi is invincible in the world

Came from Douyin. I jumped to see Chapter 102. I didn't see "gou", only "coward". This book is not my cup of tea. Bye now.

The first chapter is so poisonous. Are you, a little eunuch, so idle in the palace? Do you think of yourself as a prince? You talk to other princes and remember your name. How poisonous is his grandmother?

The more I watched, the more speechless I became. It was this protagonist who still had to erect a memorial arch after becoming a prostitute. He had something wrong with his outlook on life.