A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: It All Began with That Tomb Raid

Save myself a sofa! My own book deserves a five-star rating, of course! This book is a bit slow-paced, so I hope you'll be kind to me if you happen to read it! And please remember to add it to your bookshelf and leave a five-star review with your comments! Love you all!

The fact that the Nine Apertures can't be used for Foundation Establishment is a bit of a letdown. Even though it's foreshadowing, it doesn't seem necessary. It feels like the same situation as with the old man Yao Lao; will another old man appear later? This is a problematic point. Let's get through this part quickly.

Author, show me your incredible strength, like having eight livers and one kidney. 😏

Very good! The female lead's personality is well-developed, and her feelings for the male lead feel natural, unlike other books where the female lead is either clingy, indifferent, or has little screen time. However, the beginning could benefit from a more nuanced portrayal of the male lead, as it might be a bit confusing for new readers. That's all (highly recommended).

Not bad, not bad, it's just a bit slow in the beginning, but the plot construction is really good.

This book is great, why are so few people reading it?

The book is excellent, but there's simply not enough to read.

It's a great book, but there are so few people reading it. It feels like such a good book has been wasted. It reminds me of the novel "Tomato" from before, when it was called "Red Fruit." Back then, all the fantasy novels were like this. Now it's all system novels. Thank you, author, for bringing back my lost youth. (Also, it's very good.)

I almost gave up when I saw Liu Xuan, and sure enough, I saw him again when I joined the sect. It's undeniable that we encounter this kind of person in both reality and fiction, so I'll leave it at that. The earlier descriptions were quite good, but I'll leave the later parts as is. Thanks for your hard work, author.

Excellent, excellent, just what I wanted.