The Longevity Project

It's very good, but not many people read it. Also, the ending was too cruel. Although I had guessed many people would die in the finale, when I actually saw the ending, seeing each character die, I still felt regret. In my opinion, it's a very sad ending.

It was good, but the ending was a bit heartbreaking. Ning Chuan was completely alone; few of his friends were still alive, and Chongyang wasn't saved either, remaining in his deep sleep. My heart aches for Ning Chuan! 😢😢😢

The first part of "The Longevity Project" was hilarious! Ning Chuan was always so witty, haha. I really loved Gu Tang's character. The only downside was the ending, where he was completely brainwashed, which was a bit tragic. I almost wished the main characters would die too! Overall, it was still quite entertaining.

Why is nobody reading this treasure trove of a book? It's similar to *The Lost Tomb*, leaning towards realistic suspense and adventure. Many tomb raiding novels are either overly fantastical or just about tomb raiding for the sake of it. I feel that both *The Lost Tomb* and *The Longevity Project* involve the protagonist being forced into a situation by a clue or a single sentence left by a…

Immortality is destined to be a tragedy. The protagonist watches his loved ones and friends gradually pass away, and his friend, Chongyang (the second male lead), slowly falls into a deep sleep as his memories fade. Ningchuan child, I hug you.

It has a strong tomb raiding theme, the author's writing style is humorous and witty, there is no female lead or romantic pairing, but I personally feel that there are many things to enjoy and I especially like it. However, despite its mature writing style and rigorous logic, not many people read it. I hope it will become popular again!

The author must have felt a bit smug after finishing this book and didn't care about the readers' well-being. I was completely stunned when Gu Tang died. The line "We'll meet again anywhere in life" became the cruelest verdict. Ning Chuan is immortal, so where and with whom will he meet in this long life? It must be so sad to live alone, guarding memories. Little Ning, you will definitely wait until the day you wake up on Chongyang Festival.

All those who yearn for immortality ultimately die before the answer is found, while those who care least about immortality achieve it but lose everything in the process. It's a cruel twist of fate. Pretty impressive, three Ningchuans, three different perspectives, completely immersed in the story, almost like an autobiography.

Very good. I'm not good at expressing myself in just those two words. It started off quite funny, but it became increasingly depressing as it went on. The protagonist's inner changes felt very real, and the first-person perspective made it feel more immersive as the story progressed. I think Ningchuan is afraid of loneliness, and I hope his story with Chongyang can be continued in the future.

I finished reading it on August 19th (24/8/19). It had many plot twists and a strong aftertaste, definitely worth reading. This is one of the few truly good online novels I've read on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform). The previous one was *The Three Corpses' Words*. Looking forward to the author's next book! (ง •̀_•́)ง Keep it up!