Eternal Life: Beginning My Immortal Journey as a Prison Guard

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The writing is very good. I stayed up all night to read this for a long time. I just like the ordinaryness of the protagonist. The protagonist is flesh and blood. I don't want other novels to insist on writing the protagonist as a saint. This will not work and that will not work. I hope the author will continue to update it. Come on, come on, come on. It's very interesting to read. I like to read this kind of book. The protagonist is stable and trusts no one. He quietly develops his power and is invincible in the world. He is free and easy. It is a rare good book. I hope the author will work hard to update it. Come on!

Okay... In the book of immortality, it's okay

Very good, it is already very good to be able to write about the theme of immortality like this. The protagonist's IQ is online, and the plot development is interlocking. I just feel that the protagonist is a bit too cautious. In the first 100 chapters, the protagonist spent more than two years to determine whether the disguised ointment was harmful. In the later period, the protagonist spent seven or eight years in order to obtain the skills to enter the innate world, planting secrets everywhere. Only after reading more than 400 chapters did a woman finally appear. It was too Sigma. In fact, I hope that there will be more bloody plots in the later stages. The protagonist's life is too boring. All in all, it is highly recommended to watch it. The experience it brings is still very good. You can skip it a little in the early stage. The character of the protagonist is very good. What I am most satisfied with in junior high school is that the supporting characters are all very intelligent and have no brainless behavior.

After reading more than 500 chapters, as a 10-year-old bookworm, this book is really good. It is different from other brainless immortality novels. The protagonist feels that it completely explains the state of an immortal person. Others are just passers-by, and there is no causality. 👍 👍

High praise for the author, the writing is very good. After the protagonist breaks through the innateness, the writing is getting better and better. Three chapters a day, very regular, and the content is getting better and better. It is a very good book in the longevity stream, and it does not sell dog meat with sheep's heads. Like it!

It is no exaggeration to say that this is the most rigorous Gou Dao longevity novel of all. The protagonist has just entered the elixir formation stage. According to this progress, this will be a very long novel. I hope the author will continue to update it, and I look forward to seeing him cultivate all the way to the immortal world and become invincible in the immortal world!

It feels very good, very engaging, and truly reflects the difficulty of cultivating immortals. It is not the kind of mindless writing, the level rises quickly, and the journey is smooth. If it is like that, you can just trim your hair and become invincible. 👍 👍 Five-star praise

After reading the current 138 chapters, the protagonist described by the author is consistent with the initial setting. There is no over-the-top complex. Now in chapter 138, the protagonist's martial arts is not innate, and he has not yet reached the stage of transition from martial arts to Taoism. He is still weak, and the environment he lives in is an era of mistaking others. Of course, he must be careful and work hard to improve himself. If you really could live forever, you wouldn't be too careful.

The previous writing is really good. You go your own way and don't care about other people's opinions. Living forever without a wife, spending time in a house, and having children can be said to be a benchmark in the industry. Unfortunately, when you get married and have children, I don't know how the author will handle it. The risk is high, and you will definitely be criticized when you watch your wife and children die.