Longevity: Only the Victorious Deserve to Simulate

I have listened to 34 episodes of the book and it is very good. Okay, brother, let me be honest, this novel has a bright future, okay, it suits my taste. I think if he keeps sitting down, he will be at least in the top ten on the recommendation list, and may be in the third or first place, but I think you will definitely have a place in the reading list, okay, come on, author, I believe in you. Because I listen to books, and although I have little time to read, I have read it for more than three years and listened to the novel for more than three years.

It's really good. It's really enjoyable to read more than 100 chapters. It's not like the traditional one, with all kinds of death and suppression. It's quite large. There are two groups, each world, and the main world. It depends on how the author writes it. The update is too slow. It's not interesting, the update is too slow, and the plot is boring after Senior Sister Bai came out. 🥱

Although the concept of this novel draws on the framework of I Simulated the Road to Immortality in the Chat Group at the beginning, it also has its own style. The writing really appeals to me. I just want to stop suppressing the protagonist and level up appropriately.

It's very interesting. Speaking of which, I guessed it right. I just said that something was wrong with Senior Sister Bai when the protagonist and the split soul changed bodies. It was like awakening the memory of the past life. Now it is 80% certain that Senior Sister Bai awakened from the previous century.

It's very pretty, but it's a bit like selling a sheep's head for dog meat.

I won the Easter match, but I disappeared again [laughing]

It looks good, it's pretty good, but I don't know if I can send more at once, and I don't know when I can go out. I can't stay in this place all the time, and can the separated soul kill the protagonist? If it could be killed, wouldn't this split soul be a life-killing knife?

It's okay, that's why you have to play solo when you have a team

The early setting seems a bit poisonous, but it feels good to see the surprise later.

Come on author, it's great When did the author leave the Far North?