Longevity: I Reincarnated as a Prison Guard and Kept a Low Profile Until I Became Invincible
长生：穿成狱警，我苟到无敌
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- Atlas of Sinful Spirits: I Guarded the Dragon Vein in Republican-Era China罪灵图录：我在民国镇龙脉Alternate title on Fanqie
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The plot is disjointed and haphazard. The protagonist becomes a Grandmaster of Internal Energy in no time, invincible in the world. It's one thing to worry about money when writing the novel, but later, to justify his martial arts skills, they arrange for him to apprentice under a master, with his neighbor being a successor of a major sect and his father a reclusive master. 😂
The protagonist of this book, aside from not vying for supremacy, really has no other flaws. He focuses on cultivating peacefully, trying to earn as many points as possible without hoarding them or leveling up. Although it's a bit mundane, it aligns well with the principles of Chinese martial arts.
I'm reading it, I'm reading it. This book is barely readable, slightly toxic. About 40% toxic, the kind that can make you feel a little nauseous. But it won't kill you, it'll at least get to your nasal passages.
It's really good, feels very realistic and comprehensive! There are no frills, and the protagonist, Lao Liu, is quite intelligent!
Super good. A prison guard in the Republican era, with a cheat-like ability, transmigrates to another world and cultivates immortality in a relaxed manner. He doesn't fight, doesn't compete, doesn't vie for power, doesn't go out, doesn't get close to women, and doesn't enhance his cheat-like ability. Just living in a tiny prison, he can still write so many chapters? A genius.
The rating is really too low; it's a wonderful book.
Quite good, no major flaws found so far. The plot isn't perfectly smooth but is still under control. The fight scenes are exciting. The only issue is that the protagonist's progression is too rapid, like squeezing toothpaste – the beginning is too fast, leaving room for later development. The portrayal of humanity and human nature, as well as the story's flow, could be a little more nuanced and natural. However, it's already very impressive. Keep it up!
A very good book, the best choice for killing time.
This book has over 100 chapters available. The protagonist has a system, well, this system is alright in my opinion. The only drawback is that it feels a bit like Wuya Zi passing on his skills to Xu Zhu in "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils." You have the system, but you still have to practice it yourself. One good idea is that the merit points are quite good. The protagonist's personality is also good.
This is a very profound martial arts fantasy novel. Set in the Republican era, it depicts an incredibly chaotic world. All sorts of people struggle and roam freely; the struggles are difficult, the roams are wild. While there are exaggerated elements, the cruelty is very close to reality. The protagonist grows step by step from a state of subservience, slowly exploring and revealing a society suffering from hardship.