Honey, I've Really Been Alive for Ten Thousand Years

It's too perfunctory. The setting at the beginning is good but there is no plot. The protagonist is lonely for thousands of years and finally has a child. He is happy and falls in love with the heroine to the point of being the only true love. There is also a story about cherishing the second child. Personal preference.

Is this the end?

When reviewing a book for the first time, I recommend skipping it or not reading it.