The Undying Emperor’s Mentor

I finished reading it in one go. It was very interesting. The protagonist is a person who values love and justice and is very free and open-minded. Even if no one can accompany him to the end, he will still form bonds one after another, and then go to see them for the last time when they are dying. He has his own temperament. As time goes by, the protagonist wonders whether he will become indifferent [face covering] and the Immortal Fairy is real. She has a lot of perseverance. In order to pursue immortality, although she appears very rarely, she is actually the person who has been with immortality for the longest time [face covering] (of course, I still hope there won't be a female protagonist 😘). The characters created in it are okay, but I feel that the protagonist's system may have changed a lot when he wakes up 🤔 The protagonist likes to read books and collect all kinds of knowledge, which is also praised! [Congratulations] I hope the author will update more! I want to keep saving! 😘 The friends and apprentices I met were also good. Even if they knew that Changsheng could achieve immortality, they would not covet him. Instead, they valued the relationship with Changsheng and hoped that Changsheng could live well. As long as Changsheng remembered them, they would not be another kind of "immortal" 💕

It's high quality, but I can't say enough about it. I'm afraid no one will give you a lower score, so I'll give it a lower rating. If the score is too high, your virtue will not match the position, and you will be suspected of stitching monsters; if the score is too low, and you are not expected by the public, it will be difficult for someone as outstanding as you in the same subject. This book should be between 9.0 And 9.5. To make a long story short, the plot is interesting to read carefully, but the description of the characters is not very clear. It is more about writing about people based on their stories, so the sense of immersion is a little low. The plot is really good, with a lot of foreshadowing, and the construction is not annoying, especially the length. It is conservatively estimated to finish at more than 4 million, so it can basically be read without thinking. Finally, my personal thoughts - I hope Nian Sheng has more space, and I hope their efforts for love will be rewarded in the end.

This is the most touching longevity article I have ever read! He really depicts the experience of an immortal from beginning to end, and every parting and sadness is just right! It doesn't make people feel uncomfortable and want to cry, nor does it make people feel artificial, just a touch of sadness! And the protagonist is not the kind who just sleeps until he becomes invincible and then goes out to play, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger! Instead, he keeps learning. The part where he traps and kills the Thunder Clan can fully appreciate the male protagonist's IQ! What satisfies me the most about the protagonist is his attitude of giving full play to his endless knowledge of immortality!

The plot has ups and downs, and the protagonist has a beginning and an end. Suddenly he has a brain and a family. It feels great to have a brain. From time to time, some interesting jokes are added. It is really beautiful. Five-star recommendation, five-star recommendation

Never had such a wonderful start! Please cheer for me, please drink for me... Cheer, I am Chen Changsheng, the Fruit Plate Immortal. I have obtained the system's immortality and worry-free life. It's great! It's really refreshing, and it's cool to have a knife in it, and you know that it's hard to have both in the world. Why do we hate some cool articles? It's because things happen without reason and doing whatever you want is unreasonable. What we all hope to see is the extraordinary among the reasonable, so as not to be unreasonable. But the origin of this book has been written for you. The reason for Chen Changsheng's stability is He is well-read, and the immortals here may not be able to forget every glance or ten lines. Chen Changsheng is not in a hurry to cultivate immortality but spends most of his time reading. He has read almost all the books from all over the world. The other immortals, let alone reading, spend their time secularly and busy. They practice each other and rarely read books. Even the old antiques are very few in this new world. The people who follow Chen Changsheng have already fallen in batches. The remaining people or the strong ones can no longer compare to Chen Changsheng, or they can even beat the strong ones to death. He is the strongest, but there are beings stronger than him who are planning other things. Now it is better for him to rebuild the new world order. This is also a major highlight of Shuangwen. Otherwise, it would be boring. Needless to say, the writing style is amazing. It is still amazing.

It's okay for the time being. You can take a look at it. It's not a stallion. The protagonist is close and orderly. It can also portray the character's color. It's not ruthless or sentimental. The protagonist creates and learns various skills through knowledge accumulation. It has a good idea, but it's still a bit trapped under the influence of Zhetian! It would be better if the author could sort out his own realm, the micro and macro world! Come on!

The plot is great, it feels like a boss opening a trumpet and having a glimpse of all the people in the world. The final destination of a person's life is a handful of loess. No matter how strong he is, at least he has experienced a wonderful life.

This is a good longevity novel. Personally, I feel that the common problem of Changshengwen is that the layout is a bit small, and the layout is enlarged. I suggest that the author can set up a heroine and let the heroine reincarnate to accompany the protagonist for a long time. This can also give the protagonist a life goal and let the protagonist work hard for the heroine's longevity. Nine reincarnations can be set. It can be a regretful ending or a happy ending.

When immortality is no longer a fun thing to cheat against the heavens, but a lonely curse that spans thousands of years; when cultivating immortality is not just about fighting and killing, but a chess game of human hearts, "The Immortal Emperor" uses a setting that subverts imagination to write down the passion and tenderness of the fantasy world. The protagonist Chen Changsheng comes to the world of immortality with the immortality system. After sleeping for a year, he gains lifespan and attributes, but he has to bear the fate of "everything is different when he wakes up" - he loses his homeland after ten years of sleep, and the dynasty is destroyed when he wakes up after a hundred years. After a thousand years, the flowers planted by himself have become legendary elixirs. He used the coffin shop as his base, used funeral fireworks to fight against the coldness of immortality, turned the funeral ceremony into a secret line for the transmission of intelligence, used corpses to lay out a terrifying killing array, used the "gou" tactic as a layout art that spanned a century, and forcibly killed generations of powerful enemies. There are no brainless upgrade routines here, only rules and wits certified by NASA engineers; there are no thin supporting roles of tool men. The contrast between Li Niansheng's master and apprentice and Fairy Zi Ning's foodie make each character vivid and three-dimensional; there are no cold rules of immortality. The phrase "What the coffin shop sells is not death, but the hope of living", which expresses the reverence of the immortals for life. Laugh as you watch the protagonist play with the heroes with his strategies, and cry as he reads about his loneliness as he buries his old friend. The sweet yet spicy narrative is like a bowl of delicious human fireworks, making you rethink the meaning of immortality in the thrilling plot. 9.5 Points Fengshen's fantasy book has both the passionate protection of "my people cannot be touched" and the tenderness and sadness of "sleeping for thousands of years without seeing flowers left for me"; it has the brain-burning enjoyment of machinations and the positive undertone of protecting the weak. If you are tired of reading the same boring articles on immortality, you might as well go into Chen Changsheng's coffin shop and see how this immortal master uses his immortal body to play chess in the long river of time and fight against the loneliness of a thousand years with the warmth of a lifetime. The most comfortable longevity novel I have ever read, the writing is very good, the emotional line is very delicate, (occasionally there is a knife, which is a bit painful), the ups and downs, it is very immersive, and it is refreshing. It is not as straightforward as Long Aotian. Both the decent and decent factions have online IQs. There is no right or wrong, only different positions, different goals, clear logic, and well filled in holes. Each character can be picked up and opened separately, and you can learn a lot if you read it carefully. Personally, it is a good book with a rating of 9.8

It's really beautiful and made me understand a lot of truths. Time is really a sharp knife! Cutting off the young man's passion and eradicating his heart's aspirations, the clouds and smoke of the past also drifted into the distance along with the catkins, and all that was left could only add to the sadness. I have read too many interesting articles, and this one really made me fall in love with it. It is not so invincible, it is just eye-catching. This is the longevity article I am pursuing!