Immortality******************

Too bad! The whole process is about the protagonist showing what he has experienced, and he is also nagging, after all, you have lived for five thousand years, how come you don't have any power? Even when his great-granddaughter was made things difficult, the protagonist only paid the liquidated damages after selling the ring he gave him. Every time his great-granddaughter was in trouble, the protagonist was long-winded and seemed like he didn't want to help. He kept talking about what happened to him in the past, once or twice was okay, but talking too much was like bragging, which was very annoying. From the whole book, it seems that the protagonist's great-granddaughter is the protagonist, and the protagonist looks like a supporting role. Whatever he does and says every day, his great-granddaughter has to call and beg for the protagonist to take action. This book is also written for the protagonist's great-grandson.

Stop wasting time by writing

Can this be called a book? It's really rubbish. It's all just plain language, with no writing at all. The story has no new ideas, and the author's logic is confusing and inconsistent. I only saw Chapter 5 and decided to give up. I advise latecomers not to waste time reading.

It's just a little bit less

Not bad, you can take a look

Come on, it looks pretty

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Why is Chapter 3 under review?