Sold to the Heavenly Fragrance Pavilion from the Start, I Lay Low Until I Become a Master

This is the true content of the immortality novels. To be honest, other immortality novels are just deliberately about sending women away! Why do I say this? Immortality doesn't make the protagonist seem emotionally devoid of feelings; it's about having the seven emotions and six desires that make him a normal person.

Immortality does not mean the absence of emotions. What's the point of having an endless lifespan for a heartless and ruthless person? If you can't find meaning... Be an emperor and protect the region. To be a doctor is to have a compassionate heart. To be a researcher is to be a national hero. Become a Feng Shui master and bring blessings to the region.

Simplicity is the essence of life. I can't quite describe the feeling, but as I read more and more books, I find myself getting into fewer and fewer. The writing is good, but the stories are poorly crafted, filled with various forms of negativity—they're all pretty much the same. I enjoy reading about people's thoughts, but I can't get into philosophical ideas.

@A Crazy Novel is pretty good, but I suggest changing the name.

Based on my personal reading preferences, this book is quite good. As for the rating, I believe people who have used the Pomodoro Technique for a long time won't care too much about ratings, but... This book might not appeal to that kind of reader. Anyway, good luck to the author! Your book will always have a place on my bookshelf.

It's so good! It follows the protagonist from his first encounter with the martial arts world to his eventual understanding of it. The author created a large cast of characters, but each one has their own distinct personality; no two characters resemble each other.

Everyone has their own dream of the martial arts world. Depicting this world through multiple characters is a rare approach in novels. I hope the author continues updating; although the story is slow-paced, everyone's martial arts tale is captivating.

I think this book is great! Why isn't it rated highly? Changsheng doesn't rely on mindless cultivation. Although there aren't many interactions between the protagonist and the sweet girl, coupled with the little turtle's various actions, I really found myself shipping them.

Author, there's not much to say about your book, so I'll just give it five stars.

The female lead was destined to die of old age early on, and the idea of one person achieving immortality was a nightmare; novels really don't seem to have any solutions for that nowadays. 🤦