I Live Forever and Will Not Be Surprised If the Sky Falls

It's a good read. It's rare to see the protagonist say that Gou is really Gou, and his mentality is truly Buddhist. He is not afraid of wasting time at all, and is not impatient. He has the flavor of Xian Yun Ye He, very peaceful, and a relatively reasonable person who cultivates immortality. He is not too violent. I hope the author will give it a boost!

Super ok. But I saw your rating. You may have offended someone. Peers are enemies. This... Is difficult to solve. But the writing and plot handling are really good. All the foreshadowing has been laid. The longevity article is originally a casual article, with some passion in it. This is pretty good too. Come on.

It's beautiful, the writing is very good, and it's very comfortable to read.

It's good-looking, much better than those articles that are so conceited that their golden fingers are almost blinding. The real Gou Dao, the male protagonist is bold and cautious, should be stubborn, should rush, and does not have the bad habit of making sexual jokes about women like many male protagonists. The author is very good at writing about people's hearts and ups and downs in seemingly calm daily life. Many plots have a sense of fate when looking back, but he does not write them directly in particularly tragic or gorgeous language. It is warm and a little funny, I love it very much. What's even more rare is that the male protagonist's emojis are used superbly, and are not at all out of place in novels with different painting styles [face-covering][face-covering]

The books I can read are all good, and there are no plots. I am really cautious. I hope I won't find a few sluggish apprentices in the future. I don't know what happened to most of the apprentices who wrote the setting of the book. Even the disciples of the saints will only be the laggards.

It's not an exaggerated style. The protagonist is actually living a real life, has his own goals and beliefs, and there is no exaggerated plot. This makes me very comfortable watching it. I hope that the subsequent plots will maintain the same level and not collapse.

Farming novels, the protagonist is introverted, patient, patient, stable, practices medicine to help the world, refines alchemy and enters Taoism, cultivates spiritual plants, raises pets, likes to live in a corner, and repeats some ordinary and boring things, but the protagonist does not think it is meaningless. It happens to be the embodiment of the protagonist's cultivation, and it is also an accumulation process of cultivation. Come on, author [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

After chasing and raising him continuously and intermittently, I finally finished chasing him. How should I put it? This book is a slow-burner. Overall, the author's writing style is pretty good. Of course, in my personal opinion, the plot and writing of Green World are about 9:59:8. Except for the plot after Green World, I feel that the writing and rhythm have declined a bit, which is about 8:5 to 8:8. The ending is pretty good, at least it's not bad, and it didn't collapse significantly in the later stages. It can only be said that the quality has declined, but it doesn't matter. Overall, it is one of the few well-written books in Tomato and is worth reading.

The only longevity novel that made me finish reading this book. It always sticks to the theme of immortality, but it is not too bland and occasionally turbulent like many immortality novels. When the protagonist has a dog, there are times when he is very cruel. The character is quite distinct. Many of the supporting characters are also prominent, but a bit papery; but it also brings a benefit. Although the reader is sad when the author takes the knife, it is not so painful? If this novel is read on behalf of others, readers can appreciate the advantages and joy of immortality, but they can also experience the loneliness and confusion of immortality. If we talk about shortcomings, after the author changed the map in the middle of the novel, he may have lost some confidence because of the reduced traffic. The originally huge world ended in a hurry. It's a pity. Just like even immortals have regrets, even the best novels will inevitably have regrets. But this novel is enough for me to like.

The novel about longevity is interesting enough to read. The author has his own opinions on the characters. The description of each person can leave some impression on me. Negative emotions such as discomfort and boredom are not strong. Although it is a straightforward writing method, the plot is still fascinating. When reading it at night, I have a unique feeling, as if I can fully connect with the protagonist and feel the protagonist's emotional changes. After coming out of the protagonist's feelings, I felt that I should write it like this. The writing style fits the article and the readers feel extremely comfortable [laughs]

I quite like the protagonist's early life! Healer! That life is very, very good! This book is very, very detailed! Well worth watching! I watched it all night, and it was the second part. Well, after watching it with the protagonist for so many years, many familiar people and people whose names I remembered were gone. It felt a bit... Until the end of the movie, when the whole family is exterminated and harvested for a hundred thousand years! The foreshadowings appear one by one! But I don't have the same feeling I had when I watched it before! It's so good to rub the meatballs and feel the pulse. The world view in the back is too great. The aging of the eagle, the death of the little one, the old age of the pear blossom, and the destruction of the family in the back, and He Heyu. I don't know what happened. I originally wanted to read it, but later I flipped through the entire catalog. I kind of understand it, but I don't quite understand it. I don't know whether immortality is a blessing or a curse! But that's it for me, I can't accompany him anymore. If I think of this novel in the future, I'll spend some more time with him. I am a book listener. However, I got too involved in the drama

The spiritual root setting feels very new to me because I have never seen such a setting. The writing is super good, the pace is slow and comfortable, and the protagonist's IQ is online. Anyway, it's a fine book. The longevity essay is so well written that you won't get tired of it. It's a good book.

I have read many longevity novels, and this one is considered an outlier among the longevity novels. The theme of immortality + doctor attracted me! The author's writing skills are quite good. There is no such rigid and elementary schoolboy dialogue as reciting lines. It doesn't make people feel embarrassed. At least it is considered excellent in my case. As for seeing some bad reviews in the comment area saying that the lifespan of each realm is too short, this is a matter of opinion. After all, every book is different, and everyone's mentality and requirements for reading are also different. You can't read it if you can't stand it.

How can I describe it without the author's writing style? It gave me the feeling that this book was very lightly written and talked about in a dull way. From the protagonist's path of studying medicine, his path to immortality and alchemy, his journey after becoming a hero, and his path to breaking through the formation after becoming invincible, there was no obvious excitement. The emotions expressed between the lines were naturally bland. But it is this kind of plainness, the protagonist who sees through the world of mortals and the persistence in his heart that make this book enough to rank in the top five I have read on Tomato! (This only represents my favorite genres and the 30 to 50 books I have read.) Even though I am not a seasoned bookworm, I am becoming less and less fond of the Shuangwen series, which is invincible at the beginning. I really like this kind of book about the ordinary life of the protagonist, where the protagonist integrates into life and changes his life. Come on, author! Write wherever you think 😄 Five stars!

I really like the character and behavior of the protagonist. I also like the saying that because I live forever, I can slow down and appreciate the beauty of life. Very comfortable to watch from beginning to end. There is not much fighting and killing, he is warm-hearted and Buddhist, and he is very serious about life and dealing with others.

The writing is good, and the protagonist really looks like an immortal, unlike some who use the name of immortality to trick people. Inside, there were gangsters and gangsters beating and killing each other. All kinds of classic grabs for money, women, and status. Practice peerless magical skills and open invincible cheats. By the way, I would like to comment on the people in the world of immortality who are not knowledgeable and so on. After that, the small ones come, the big ones come, then the old ones come, and finally the old ones come. Later, because Lao Immortal was connected to a certain peerless force, another trick happened. The ancient ways of heaven began to take care of the baby. Or learn to cover the sky. Perfect. Some kind of empress.

I read the author's latest work, and then I read this one, about half of it. I originally thought it was about the world of immortality that had just been formed through the cultivation system, and I could see the progress and perfection of the system from the perspective of the protagonist Changsheng. Halfway through, I discovered that it was a classic cage setting, which was okay, but suddenly a god appeared again, and I immediately lost interest. That's it for now. I hope the new game won't do that... In addition, the writing style is indeed very suitable for the taste and carefree daily life. However, the protagonist's mentality in this book is a little twisted, and he is not up to par with the radio waves. He talks about living a low-key life, but after changing the map, he still doesn't need a pseudonym or disguise. If you don't clearly reject your love for a female character, you'll just keep it ambiguous and delay it. He not only regards immortality as an excuse to escape, but also blames immortality for preventing him from getting married.

It's a good book. The main character is pretty stable, and his behavior is more in line with the mentality of an immortal. He is well prepared from the beginning to play in the human world. The plot is also interesting and I can read it in one go. The character of the main character is quite interesting to me. Xianyun Yehe, he can fish if he can, and he is not short of money and has the ability. A drop of water is reciprocated by a spring. Well, it is good anyway. The pace is not fast. It is logical that the protagonist is not a troublemaker.

To me, books are better entertainment than movies and TV series. I never fell in love with the main character. Just look at their lives and experience them. But I like this guy Leng Wuxiang very much. Arrogant and knowledgeable, with a good attitude. Later, when all the gods and Buddhas in the sky became him, he held a peach banquet to entertain all of them. He felt that he was so lonely, not as good as the bustle of the mortal world, so he hid in it, smiling, with the clearest eyes, and the deepest thoughts.

It's a very peaceful plot. The protagonist is probably a moralist, but he's not pure. Occasionally, the protagonist will go on adventures. If you want to watch the kind of moment where you become invincible and live in retirement, you don't need to join this game.

The content is rigorous and the writing is comfortable. It also describes the protagonist Xianyun Yehe, who is immortal but loves the interest of life very much, loves food and fishing, and has no shortage of interest in life. At the same time, his emotions are very stable, and his life is slow, but very rhythmic. Each part has its own arrangement, and he continues to learn experience and grow over a long period of time, which is in line with his status as an immortal.

It has a very immortal mood. After all, no one really lives forever, the main choice depends on what kind of artistic conception and energy you like. I think this book is calm, the story really touched me, and the author's writing style is also good, and it can bring you into that kind of pastoral life. So much so that it's a bit surprising? I think it's okay, there's nothing particularly unpleasant about it. Since he wrote it, there is a reason why he wrote it. Besides, there is no logic breakdown in this article. (Even if I slept with him, he was drunk the day before I wrote it. The protagonist hadn't started cultivating immortality at that time, so it's understandable even if he wasn't pretending.) This is not a refreshing article in the conventional sense, and there are fewer deliberately created conflicts. If you want to read the kind of "kill a person in ten steps, leave no trace in a thousand miles" kind of book, I suggest you save the book first, and then read it later if you want to read this kind of book (more pastoral). It's a pleasure to read, and it's actually written better by a fellow from Hubei. So far, there's nothing wrong with it. It feels like traveling in a different world!

The writing style of the whole book is my favorite type, but the truth behind the world is really depressing. What I like most is when I first entered the world of cultivating immortals, that is, when I first entered the Shendan Sect to fish, it was the most comfortable.

Indeed 666, the character of the protagonist is very clear, Gou is Gou, but as the strength increases, Gou's will be different, and there will be no character collapse, and the setting is also very interesting. Gods and Buddhas are all positions, passed down from generation to generation. It may seem difficult to understand if you are not married, but in fact, once you have a relationship, you have an extra responsibility, and having offspring is even more uncontrollable. It just pits a few vivid female characters. In short, it is very good to the taste. The five stars are not forced at all, mainly because the highest is only five stars [making faces]

I feel that the author studied Chinese medicine and has a very solid foundation. The various Chinese medicine knowledge mentioned in the alchemy is confusing and powerful. The protagonist's alchemy process is described in detail, which is not surprising at all. Then the overall plot is also quite exciting, not cliche at all, especially the more exciting it becomes as you go on. This is the first time I have seen the system and world background constructed by the author, which is really novel. In addition, the author fully embodies the indifference of the immortal and the loneliness that always surrounds him. The characters are very three-dimensional. I really like the protagonist's sense of transcendence and coldness that is free from the world. The supporting characters are also described with flesh and blood, not just a thin symbol. As for the emotional line, there is no CP on the whole, and there is a single-arrow protagonist with a female character. I always feel that in the author's writing, the protagonist has been moved, but because he is an immortal, the relationship is destined not to last long, so he simply does not start, so that it will not be painful in the future, so the protagonist does not respond to the female character's feelings. This is more in line with the protagonist's personality from beginning to end.

You need to be patient when reading this novel. The author writes about Buddhism, Taoism, immortality, ancient mythology, etc. If you don't understand, you can leave a message or @the author, they will give you a good interpretation [send heart][send heart]

This is the 15th book that I personally deserve to evaluate, and it is also a very good longevity article. Anyway, I don't feel uncomfortable at all so far. Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)งCome on

No, the author is too diligent. He updates four chapters a day, and the content is also very interesting. I have seen some of the comments so far, but I don't think they are great at all. The author's update speed is so fast, [Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore]

The immortal protagonist is very stable, low-key, self-disciplined, and leisurely. He teaches himself medical skills, ponders alchemy, and has full wilderness survival skills. A little kind, but not much at ease. I am more worried that the protagonist does not have the fighting skills and the means of protecting the road are scarce.

The author's writing is great, and there is nothing unreasonable in my opinion if I put myself into the author's thinking. Of course, if you understand it according to your own thinking, it is normal to feel that the logic does not make sense. For me, as long as it doesn't collapse in the later stage, it's no problem. I like this tone so far.