Didn't You Say Your Time Was Almost Up? How Come You Keep Getting Younger?
不是说大限将至？你咋越活越年轻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 697k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- A Seventy-Year-Old Taoist, One Punch Shatters a Century of Doubt七旬老道，一拳震碎百年质疑Former title · until Oct 2026
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Reader comments 53
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If I don't give you five stars to trick you, it will be painful in vain 😄
Yes, it is a good book, there is no poisonous plot, and the pretense is very smooth and smooth. It can be regarded as a good book. What's the matter? Why did you become a young man after you turned 70?
Five-star AI is really beautiful 🙂 I really don't want to give one
Write, write, write the protagonist as young, from an old Taoist priest to a younger brother and a promising young man
The book is quite good. I still prefer the protagonist to be older, with a strong sense of immortality. He or she has more professional knowledge, or the content and plot are more exciting, and he is more saintly in front of others. If you get one, this book will definitely become popular.
He just felt that this young man named Yu Le was so strong when he shook his hand that it made him feel a little itchy. (Goodbye to the classic god-man villain with zero IQ)
The author is awesome. I read that the home page has seven or eight books published at the same time, with different themes. The key and unexpected aspects are all well written, and they are in line with my preferences, 66666
Very good, very good concept, vivid, simple wording, eye-catching, and strong sense of substitution
@Author Hello, is this Tiger Cave and Dragon Soup the real recipe?
First of all, let's talk about the reading experience. This is not a mindless read. The writing style is acceptable, the plot is reasonable, the logic is rigorous, and the step-by-step process makes people fascinated without knowing it. The sense of substitution is very strong! Good book, worth reading!