I Am a Living Legend

It's quite interesting. Before, the immortality novels I read were either mindless stories disguised as immortality tales about fighting monsters and obtaining inner cores on Earth, or pretentious, bland writing. This one is quite interesting.

It's good, I love it, I want to watch more, um!? Not enough! I want to stock up, stock up on good stuff, stock up for a long time, um!? What?! You're not going to update anymore?! No way! (Runs to the author's house crying and making a scene) Why aren't you updating! Why… Waaaaaah…(╥ω╥`) So, author, you won't stop updating, will you? [Please update more!]

It has the scent of longevity, unlike others that seem to have never seen a woman before. Dear author, I have a small suggestion: when the protagonist is being attacked with firearms, you could write it as if time and space freeze as the bullet approaches, leaving it suspended in mid-air, then falling slowly as if it's been deactivated. I feel that would be much more sophisticated. Your writing style is impressive, but it lacks sophistication.

This is very well written. Those who truly live should have the air of someone who lives a long life, unlike other books on immortality that lack any sense of living a long life.

That's interesting; it brings out the protagonist's inhuman qualities.

I hope the author won't give up, at least keep writing this part of the story! 🤦 It's really interesting to watch!

I think this book is excellent, but the title should be changed to "The Tale of Boiling Sheep's Simp".

Reading this book seems to require suppressing all emotions and desires, but as a sentimental person myself, I find it difficult to adapt to novels that take a detached view of life and death. Perhaps novels about immortality are meant to be like this, having witnessed too much and lost their sensitivity to life. To each their own, I'll give it four stars so that fellow readers who enjoy this type of book can see it. Goodbye!

Yes, this is an authentic immortality novel; it should be this detached.

Everyone thinks Oman is toxic, but I find the character quite interesting—funny and quirky. Of course, if I met her in real life, I'd probably have a headache too. But in the book, her interactions with the male lead feel just right. Her storyline is really interesting, and I'll keep reading to see what happens next. It's truly a case of "their toxicity is my pleasure"!