
After Enduring Eternal Ages, I Automatically Become Invincible
熬过万古岁月,我便自动无敌
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- Completed
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- 372k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 3y ago
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Immortality, I don't know since when many people think it is a curse. In fact, immortality is not necessarily a bad thing, nor is it necessarily a good thing. I think what immortality brings us is that we can use the infinite time. We must work hard to improve ourselves, and with unlimited time, we have the opportunity to go all the way to the end of the infinite heavens and worlds. The end of the road may send away many, many people during this period of eternal life, but we can use unlimited time to go To improve ourselves, to increase our strength to the point where we can resurrect them across time, even if it only improves a little bit every day, but with infinite time we can continue to stack it up, and eventually we will have infinite little bits, and we will have the ability to resurrect the people we have lost. See The author's introduction to this book is that it is possible that the protagonist will be resurrected in the end and he meets those people. I hope so. After all, immortality is not necessarily a bad thing, he just doesn't know how to use it. Moreover, the protagonist is improving every minute. So as long as he continues to persevere, one day his strength will be improved to the point where he can reverse time and resurrect others.
1. "On the road to immortality, regret follows you like a shadow, making it impossible to avoid or get rid of." 2. "Eternal life is not the perfect answer to life after all. Regret is like a shadow that cannot be let go." 3. "The regret of immortality is the mirror of eternity, reflecting the fragility of life and the ruthlessness of time." 4. "Eternal life is not without regrets. Regrets are like shadows, always lingering in our lives." 5. "Eternal life is just an extension of time, but regret is like a shadow, always by our side." 6. "Eternal life does not bring no regrets, but more regrets, which are like shadows that cannot be erased." 7. "Eternal life is just a hypothesis. Unfortunately, it is the reality of life and cannot be escaped." 8. "The road to immortality is full of regrets, just like shadows that cannot be eliminated, but can only be endured." 9. "Eternal life is just an extension of time, but regret is the shadow of life, which always exists." 10. "Eternal life is a challenge, regret is an inevitable necessity of life and cannot be escaped."
After reading this book, I actually feel quite immersed in it. The characters are also very vividly portrayed. The author said at the beginning that the characters themselves are immortal. Their biggest feature is that they have gone through vicissitudes of life and watched the people around them leave one by one. The first few chapters really made me feel this way. I also felt the pain in the protagonist's heart. Bitterness and suffering, the kind of love that cannot be achieved, the pain of being involuntarily 😣, but in the later stage, everyone has ascended to the fairy world, and everyone has a long life span, and this advantage of the protagonist has also been diluted. I think the author can write more articles on the changes in the vicissitudes of life, the protagonist meeting different people time and time again in seclusion and seclusion, and portraying the relationship. It's a little more subtle. The author has obviously deviated a little bit in the aspect of time. The protagonist has now become an ordinary cultivator, but no longer has the characteristics of changes in time. Sometimes the pain and suffering, regret and helplessness in the protagonist's heart are the biggest characteristics of this theme. Today's novels pay more attention to blood and fighting, instead of emotions. There is very little description in this aspect, leaving readers with no sense of involvement. I think the author can write more about this aspect, just like the first two female protagonists at the beginning. This is the biggest highlight of the book. If the male protagonist in the end can go through the ages, travel through reincarnation, see them, and meet them, only then can he win the tears and empathy of the readers! Sometimes a little regret is the normal state of life. Instead of saving them, it is better to have a little regret. Maybe this is life...
I checked the comment section specifically, and sure enough, it was very exciting. The author's psychological quality is excellent, readers should stop criticizing. This is a novel about cultivating immortals with a very cliché plot, but it is a little bit special. The writing style is not cliché, which I think is pretty good. At least it makes me want to read it. I have read the novel for more than ten years, and I can read it at a glance. I basically skipped the novel that copied the beginning. Although there are some poisonous points, it still feels quite different.
New readers, listen to me, this book is so sweet that you can read it without thinking and it's not scary at all (crying)
It's pretty good compared to similar ones. Take back my words
It suits my taste. Five-star praise. Come on, author!
Very good. But most people probably don't like it. Fortunately, I saw this book. It just so happens that I like this type. Otherwise I would have missed it. I don't know if others like it, but at least I like it!
I stopped reading after reading a few chapters. It was very sad, but this is a novel that is very close to reality. Immortality is just a curse and a kind of sadness. Although this novel is not suitable for me to read, this kind of abuse is very close to reality