The Longevity Club

A Tycoon Who Has Lived from the Republican Era to the Present

The protagonist is familiar with every country. The showing off and face-slapping is so lame. I’m mainly looking for something relaxing.

#HelpMeOut! Any Especially Great Books Besides Dali?

The protagonist should kill decisively and not be overly saintly.

Time Stops, and Only the Protagonist Can Still Move Normally

Objects you touch can restore the laws of physics. The internet becomes completely useless. After the initial excitement, all that's left is fear, and you try every possible way to escape this prison.

The Protagonist Is Immortal, Watching Everyone Around Them Pass Away One by One as Time Goes By

Lonely, with a lingering sadness after finishing. Ideally, something heartbreaking.

The Definitive Immortal-Lifespan Novel

Looking for books like "The System Grants Me Immortality, and I'll Eventually Become Invincible".

Creating a Mysterious Organization, Preferably from Behind the Scenes

The Protagonist Is a Time Merchant Who Builds an Immortality Organization

Accepting everyone.

This Old Taoist Has Been Mad for Decades. Now the Nation Is in Peril, So He's Emerged Into the World. Looking for Taoist Novels

I'm looking for books like "Blazing Heavenly Master: Heaven Is Unfeeling, and All Things Are Mere Straw Dogs".

An Immortal Protected by the State

The Protagonist Suddenly Gains the Ability to Control Time and Becomes a Time Merchant

The Protagonist Gets Life in Prison and Gains an Immortality System: Truly Serving Every Last Day❗

Any Modern Urban Immortality Novels?

I'm looking for stories set in modern society, not fantasy worlds. Ideally, something slice-of-life, like visiting old friends every day. I feel like a lot of immortality stories make their protagonists act out of character. They're so old, yet they behave like children and have no gravitas at all.

Help Me Find a Book, Fellow Readers! I Only Remember This One Line From It

Little did she know that time was the most merciless thing of all. When they met again, fifty years had already passed. She had gone from a young girl in her prime to a white-haired old woman, while he looked exactly as he had back then. She knew that immortals and mortals belonged to different worlds. Gazing at that familiar face, she pondered for a long time.