Longevity: I Won’t Be a Prince, I’ll Become an Immortal
长生：不做王爷，去修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 553k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Unlike mainstream wish-fulfillment novels, this one realistically portrays the frustration and helplessness of a ruler of a small vassal state facing oppression from a powerful nation and the oppression of ordinary mortals by cultivators. The protagonist gradually grows through these experiences, but the pacing is relatively slow, and it feels like his role as an immortal isn't fully utilized.
It's alright. It has a different feel from typical wish-fulfillment novels. Keep it up!
So far, it's not bad. It doesn't start with an overwhelmingly powerful character, but rather focuses on the gradual development of an ordinary person, which is quite good. However, I still find it a bit hard to accept that the queen has lost her virginity.
This is the first time I've seen such a great book. It's as good as "A Man at Forty." A warm welcome to all fellow book lovers! 😏
The writing style and skill are very appealing to me; it's very well written. Aside from her impurity, the queen's character is otherwise acceptable. As long as you don't end up with the male lead, just figure out a way to handle it.
This book was a wake-up call for me; you can't just read books based on ratings and reviews, you have to experience them yourself for the real thing. The writing is excellent, vividly portraying the protagonist as the ruler of a small country, and the sense of oppression is really well conveyed! As for the female lead... Well, whether it's good or bad depends on your own experience.
The writing style and plot are both good, so the low rating is probably because Tomato's audience can't stand this kind of story. The author has writing skills, and the scene descriptions are also good. Keep up the good work!
Well, it's pretty good. It's very realistic. It depicts a small country with weak national strength, whose king is humiliated, and the king endures in silence, which is somewhat like the story of "sleeping on firewood and tasting gall" (a Chinese idiom meaning to endure hardship and bide one's time for revenge). Then there's Miss Su.
It's well-written; it's been a long time since I've read a slow-paced story with a touch of frustration. I initially didn't want to read it after seeing a comment about a virgin who lost her virginity, and I was ready to criticize it outright. However, I thought I should at least be critical, so I clicked and finished it.
Great! I finished it in one go. Author, please update soon! Overall, although the beginning was a little cheesy, it wasn't unacceptable. The later parts were incredibly exciting. It's just a pity that this is destined to be an immortality story; the protagonist can't travel with the people he cares about for long, which is quite regrettable.