
A Hundred Years After My Death, the World Calls Me an Immortal
我百年死后,世人称我为仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 556k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
250Chapters
180Reads
8.1Score
5Listens
52kReads · all time
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The first fifty chapters are really good, written in their own style and in their own way. However, after getting the outer body, the plot starts to become a bit cliche and starts to follow the same old path. It seems that it is not as fascinating as it was at the beginning and makes people have the desire to read. The following chapters are a bit skippy. I hope the author can work hard. This book is really good.
In my impression, this book is okay. What makes this book different from many other novels is that it pays great attention to the portrayal of the protagonist's psychology, as well as the detailed description of the protagonist's mood improvement time and time again. Unlike some novels, the protagonist is understood very suddenly, and the connection with the previous text is weakened. This book does a good job in this regard. The most important thing is that the author almost perfectly reveals the struggle of an ordinary person in such a world of immortality. This resonated with me and reduced some of my confusion. It is a good book.
It's a very good book, but why doesn't anyone read it?
What I wrote before is really good. The world of cultivation also has its own Paul Korchagin, but later I heard they said it has changed. It's a tonic [crying]
Total chapters 250. He said it was mostly sadness, but he didn't see it at all. The sense of immersion is not very strong. But from the perspective of the protagonist, he should indeed be quite sad, but in the end, it seemed like nothing happened to him. I don't even understand what he won, for himself.
Bird's Nest is so beautiful. I love watching it. I watched it in two days and it's not enough. [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying]
I don't have much vocabulary and can only use the word "wonderful" to describe it. It's just a pity that just like the protagonist Lin Xiuya, he was born in the wrong era and in the wrong place. It should be very popular on other platforms or earlier. By the way, has the author considered writing a sequel? For example, Qingyan and the others
It looks great, thank you to the author. I like this kind of fairy tale. The main character has paralyzed legs. Please give me some advice! Can you write more about torturing the protagonist?
An excellent book, with brilliant writing and smooth and distinctive plot.
It looks good, but I feel like the ending is going to go in a bad direction.