Just How Long Has My Master Been Alive?

Although this little girl is far from being comparable to the Star Wolf's peak Tribulation Realm strength, because she is a transformed demon beast, she still retains a portion of spiritual power within her. In terms of spiritual power reserves alone, she is even stronger than a typical Qi Refining Realm cultivator. What's the point of that transformation then? 🤦

The first few chapters were completely incomprehensible and unclear, leaving the reader quite confused. After the protagonist emerges from seclusion, the story becomes a fast-paced, action-packed narrative, with seemingly mundane plots filled with delightful surprises. Overall, it's a pretty good read.

The protagonist may be in his third life, and his memories were blocked by the Heavenly Dao, causing him to suffer from amnesia. His memories may return later in the story. That's the general plot, so don't ask him why he often forgets things.

Without flying boats or teleportation arrays, and with the tribulation only taking place at a thousand years old, this cultivation novel seems riddled with plot holes. In reality, the Heavenly Dao has collapsed, and the tribulation is equivalent to the Nascent Soul stage, restricting everything. I'm actually quite looking forward to seeing how the author will fill in the gaps.

Listening now, and listening again!

Excellent, I haven't read a novel like this in a long time.

Okay, okay, okay

The story is so-so, but the writing is decent. It's worth reading the current updates and deserves a review. This is the only book I've read this year besides one on the Three Kingdoms theme. I hope the author adds some humor. While it's not as good as "The Poor Man's Two Thousand Years of Life" among immortality novels, it's still among the top. This is just my personal preference, please don't take offense.

Not bad, a plain longevity story.

It's somewhat interesting, but not enough; I'm experiencing a reading slump again.