Immortal and Undying: Taking It Easy in the Cultivation World
长生不死，我在修仙界悠哉度日
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 468k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- I've Lived Too Long, and Somehow Became the Protagonist's Biggest Supporter活的太久，我竟混成了主角大腿Alternate title on Fanqie
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Currently, this is the best longevity novel in my opinion. I didn't particularly like the previous popular or pioneering longevity novels, whether they involved raising turtles, cows, or donkeys. Personally, I don't really like the forced or constant portrayal of the loneliness of immortality, including behaviors like hiding one's life and betraying one's love interest.
The quality is good; its simple and understated style is my type. However, there are far too many typos, missing words, and extra words, which affects the reading experience. I hope the author can proofread it after finishing writing.
It's a really good read; it's one of the few immortality novels I've read that doesn't fall into the usual clichés. And right up to the title, it really becomes a powerful driving force, even though I only reached chapter 170. The protagonist has that sense of time typical of immortality novels, but without the urgency of passing years one by one. There are quite a few typos, though, and the author seems to be unavailable, which is really frustrating 😣
The first few chapters did a great job portraying the protagonist's easygoing nature and succubus attributes, creating a sense of tranquility, like walking alone on a forest path with the sound of flowing water beside you. Then the main storyline officially begins, with dungeons driving the protagonist's growth, followed by extensive training to advance the plot. I haven't finished reading it yet, but so far it's been quite good.
The only novel about immortality that doesn't depict loneliness. The protagonist's character design is really likable. He is not good at fighting and his abilities are more supportive, but he has the best self-preservation and evasion abilities. He couldn't beat someone one level higher than him, but he couldn't beat him either.
This novel is arguably the best cultivation novel I've read in a long time. There aren't so many life-and-death separations, and companions don't leave one by one. As the protagonist says, if he were to end up all alone in the end, he'd rather not cultivate at all.
As long as there are no knives, I can adapt. It's a very well-written book, a rare gem that's worth reading again and again. If you're just starting out, it's quite enjoyable. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is a really good novel about immortality; it's more vibrant than other novels about immortality. If the author could correct the typos, it would easily score over 9 points. ┏┳━Immortal Arts: —┓ ┣┫███████┃ Water┃█┃ ┃┃███████┃ Emperor┃█┃ ┃┃███████┃ True┃█┃ I am immune to all poisons. /⌒ヽ / ^ω^ ヽ _ ﾉヽノ\_ `/ `/ ⌒ Y ⌒ Y ヽ ((ヽ/| | ﾉ⌒\ ￣￣ヽﾉ ヽ___>D___/ |(ﾉ " /ﾐ-ー―ヽ /ヽ_/ | | / ﾉ
It's pretty good, but the power levels dropped too quickly in the mid-to-late game. Otherwise, I think it could have continued. My recommendation, though, is that it's worth reading; those who enjoy revising new stories should enjoy it. [Staring][Staring] 👍
The pacing and setting seem similar to a book called "Eternal Life, I Actually Became the Sect Master." The first chapter of both stories begins with joining a sect, undergoing trials in an illusionary realm, and both involve being an outer sect member. Upon hearing their names called, they all breathed a sigh of relief.