The Years I Spent Undying and Immortal

The content is very rich and covers many genres. I just like it a lot. First of all, it's the lolita with white hair and red eyes. It's really exciting, especially the villainous character who is decisive and not mentally retarded. The more I watch it, the more I like it. Secondly, there is the immortality in the setting. I even looked for this kind of article some time ago, but most of them were about the protagonist practicing some kind of skill to become invincible and immortal, so he just wanted this kind of built-in physique. Similar to the Poor Ghost and the Misfortune of the Rich Lady Then it will inevitably involve the life-span theory of knives, which I also like to eat. Regarding the Xianxia chapter, it is similar to fictional history. Of course, I really like the kind of time travel and using one's own advanced ideas to guide the people's revolution. It would be better if the feeling of the room has not changed due to the limitations of the times and the closure of the timeline. Similar to Pauper and Falling in Love with a Tech Tree In short, it is light and cute in daily life, fighting is fun, operating is fun, and the knife is sweet.

Well~ This book is really good, I came later, the book has been revised a lot, basically there is nothing wrong with it, you can read it (not poisonous), it is light, there are not many knives (it is basically a memory knife, no big problem), the author sometimes breaks the dimensional wall to interact with the protagonist, and some chapters are answers It's a reader's question. The interactivity is quite good, but it's not an invincible novel. The shortcoming is that there are some logical problems with interpersonal relationships (basically it's fine awa). I hope there can be more twists and turns... For example, the plot where the protagonist saves an acquaintance and then sends it away in front of the acquaintance and then resurrects after a while (no) Come on, author~

Awesome, this book perfectly satisfies my xp of pure love, singleness, gl, bl, favor, and novelty. It also satisfies my hobbies of cultivating immortals, daily life, revenge, and group portraits. It's great, but the prequel is a bit long. When will it be included in the main story?

First of all, from the content point of view, the plot is a bit straightforward but not boring. In terms of character creation, the protagonist's image is three-dimensional and multi-faceted. It is not a single indifference and hypocrisy, but like a protective color after experiencing the erosion of time and the impact of reality. However, you can see the kindness deep in his heart and the responsibilities that ordinary people should have. Now that I see it, I can feel that the author is writing seriously and carefully. Although the writing style is indeed not amazing and there is room for improvement, it will not affect the reading experience. Overall, it is worth picking up and taking a look while relaxing. Personal evaluation is as objective as possible. If you don't like it, just back off and don't complain. Thank you.

It's a great book. The protagonist is very cute, Ling Ling is very cute, in short, it's very cute. Wu Knife (X) is just the 400 pieces of memories. It's really a bit long. I still like those fragmented memories~

I have also finished chasing the current progress, and I am still chasing the last part. How can I put it, the emotions of the characters and the logic of the actions are generally based on the brain. In some places, you can see what kind of result the author wants to exaggerate the emotions, but often because of insufficient foreshadowing or too much force, I, as a reader, cannot empathize. This book is just that, as I read it, I always felt the irritability of a certain character (sometimes the protagonist) who was in trouble, and the powerlessness of all the gods. The advantages that attracted me to continue reading were first of all the distinctive characters. Although some of the characters are based on templates, such as the classic yandere/tsundere. But there are also some complex three-dimensional people that I like better. The other is the setting of the world view, but the freshness is only retained in the early and middle stages of the current novel. The more you look at the later stages, especially when the forces of various countries are moving, the more you feel like a dynasty fighting for hegemony and cultivating immortality. At the same time, it also gives people a subtle sense of deja vu similar to Naruto. Everyone is fighting to the death, and their lives are in ruins until the end. It is the continuation of the stories of family grudges, love and hatred, and unresolved relationships between humans and ghosts of a few old men from xxx years ago. Overall, I give it an 8 out of 10, and I still recommend watching it, especially if you are a book lover.

It's so well written Reading this book was like a roller coaster. It was okay in the early stage. After I met Ye Jin, the plot started to decline. I deleted it once when I went to the Bai family. Then I added it to the bookshelf and read it again. I found that the writing got better and better. Although I only wrote these few chapters, it attracted me. I felt that the Xianxia chapter should be a volume that the author pays more attention to. Come on👏

Personal evaluation, subjective, don't criticize if you don't like it First of all, the content is relatively rich, with a long timeline and background, and a lot of foreshadowing. The distribution of words and inks in the main lines of "Light Hundred Daily Life" and "Super Cool" is also relatively reasonable (but it feels like Mu Xiaolin gets less after struggling?). The knives are relatively shallow, so you can eat with confidence. (๑>◡<๑) Then, the protagonist is very comprehensively portrayed. He is cute, sinister, indifferent, and arrogant all in one. It is brought about by his immortality and his own experience, and the connection is OK. In addition, Ling Ling is also very cute (*≧∀≦*) In short Xiaolin is cute Daily humor main line is cool It's a top quality product ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ The flashback chapter is a little boring, but generally it's okay (Xiao Lin's perspective in the flashback chapter is a bit lacking... The whole thing is a bit top-heavy?), The character's personality is not that prominent, and the plot quality is average (but it is still highly recommended to read). Let's see how it develops in the future. (Look at the duration by the way)

To be honest, the writing is very good and the plot is good. I also shared this book with my friends and read 400 chapters in one week. Because the story of Xian Xia's development has continued for 50 chapters or more, I can't stand it anymore. I even started to open the table of contents one by one to read when to end the memory chapter. I found the author three times in a row and told him that it was going to end. But when I opened the comment and posted it, it was just when the plot ended, and my mood became subtle. The idea of ​​"giving up" that Bai Yuyao had before came back with a vengeance. Then I turned over and over again. Finally! Lingling died, plus a lot of psychological descriptions and being caught off guard. I was very sad and uncomfortable, so I decided to give up. The book is good, but it is still not suitable for me. I have no interest in reading "Lian Xia Huang". Although the author mentioned not to be biased, who would have a favorable impression of Linbao after hearing what happened to him and his dislike of Emperor Xia?

It's a pretty good book, at least what I've read so far doesn't seem too toxic, and the protagonist is really clear-headed. However, if you are entering the trap for lily, you should consider it carefully. The concentration of lily is not very high.