Jiang Ye was reborn with the system!
The first request is to let Jiang Ye live to be a hundred years old!
As he wished, Jiang Ye activated the system after turning a hundred years old!
But Jiang Ye faced a difficult task...
The more lifespan increases, the richer the rewards...
100 Years old, it's just the beginning...
Jiang Ye is worried every day, how can he survive for a few more years...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
There may be some meaning in living forever in all the heavens and worlds. But living forever in one world is the most painful punishment in the world!
Feilu actually has an abusive protagonist, and the writing is very blunt.
The irascible young man beat up the old man if he disagreed, and the kind-hearted policeman fired his gun into the air just to maintain order.
I haven't watched it, I just feel like there's something wrong with the setting. I've lived 100 years old, and at least I have a strong understanding of life and experience. Why are I still obsessed with the system?
The mentality of a centenarian is not as angry as that of a young man. The old man generally does things in an orderly and calm manner.
The protagonist lives a hundred years and looks like a fool, and the protagonist strokes his beard seven or eight times in each chapter. Are you a**?
But are you really going to write it?
After living for a hundred years, my IQ has not increased, I am still in trouble, and I am still single! Spicy chicken~
When I look at the comments, they are all scolding the author, haha, **
I was also drunk. The karate practitioner was just provocative, and a Buddhist Pei Yuan San appeared. You must have read too many martial arts novels. Everyone knows that Taoism is good at refining health and medicine, while Buddhism only focuses on the mind and is not good at health preservation.
How can I put it? It's quite disappointing. The previous books were quite good, but this one is really disappointing.
There may be some meaning in living forever in all the heavens and worlds. But living forever in one world is the most painful punishment in the world!
Feilu actually has an abusive protagonist, and the writing is very blunt.
The irascible young man beat up the old man if he disagreed, and the kind-hearted policeman fired his gun into the air just to maintain order.
I haven't watched it, I just feel like there's something wrong with the setting. I've lived 100 years old, and at least I have a strong understanding of life and experience. Why are I still obsessed with the system?
The mentality of a centenarian is not as angry as that of a young man. The old man generally does things in an orderly and calm manner.
The protagonist lives a hundred years and looks like a fool, and the protagonist strokes his beard seven or eight times in each chapter. Are you a**?
But are you really going to write it?
After living for a hundred years, my IQ has not increased, I am still in trouble, and I am still single! Spicy chicken~
When I look at the comments, they are all scolding the author, haha, **
I was also drunk. The karate practitioner was just provocative, and a Buddhist Pei Yuan San appeared. You must have read too many martial arts novels. Everyone knows that Taoism is good at refining health and medicine, while Buddhism only focuses on the mind and is not good at health preservation.
How can I put it? It's quite disappointing. The previous books were quite good, but this one is really disappointing.