If I Can’t Make My Parents Immortal, What’s the Point of Cultivation?

"What's the point of cultivating immortality if your parents don't live forever?" "From the title of the book, it catches readers' attention with a unique perspective, and boldly combines the two elements of cultivating immortality and filial piety, which is refreshing. The protagonist, Chen Xiaohao, is a young man who collects herbs in the countryside. His ordinary life is completely changed by an injury while collecting herbs. The plot setting of a broken leg and an injury to a special part not only adds to the twists and turns of the story, but also cleverly leads to a journey to find his roots, making people curious about how he will counterattack in difficult situations. Although it currently only has more than 20,000 words, it already shows the prototype of a grand world view. The author, Mr. Tang Erxiao, has delicate writing styles and vivid depictions of characters, allowing readers to easily immerse themselves in Chen Xiaohao's world. Looking forward to the follow-up story, how Chen Xiaohao practices filial piety and what kind of adventures he will encounter on his way to immortality is really exciting.

Very good. The plot content, writing style and structure are delicate and smooth. It looks very good. I feel very intentional about myself.