Infinite Lifespan: I Get Stronger Just by Soaking in Water

This is a really good book, with depth and content. Although it is not much, it is enough in Tomato. It is much better than the inexplicable various school beauties, female anchors, seniors, and other mess. I retract my preface, there are too many allusions within allusions. How can we repay kindness by repaying grievances directly?

It's quite good. It's a spiritual recovery article, and it does write about all kinds of strange people or things under the great changes. Because of the unlimited lifespan of this protagonist, he is not the kind of adventure stream that rushes into the secret realm when he sees it. For now, he is relatively quiet but not afraid of trouble. Judging from the current situation, the writing is not bad.

I like the setting of this book very much. The protagonist only needs to sleep in the water to obtain attribute points to increase his strength. The author's writing style is not bad. At least it does not make me feel uncomfortable while reading. The plot design is not bad. For me, the biggest highlight of this book is probably the setting. I think it suits my taste very well.

Judging from the current situation, the writing is extremely good. I think it is the best type of writing in the supernatural recovery category. It simulates the changes in the world after the huge changes in great detail. The protagonist is also very nice. The author is really trying to imagine the changes in people and society in the case of huge changes in the environment. Of course, the five-year gap is a clever way of writing to avoid the difficulty of describing the riot period and rationalize the article. The conjectures and reasoning based on the nature of the world are also very exciting.

The setting is okay, and the plot is on the right track, but visually the plot may be on track for world hegemony and the classic humiliation of South Korea and Japan, which is a bit typical. I'll wait and see, hoping to break out of the cliché and write something that really makes people watch. I will deduct one star or add one star depending on the situation.

It is considered top-notch among Tomatoes. Many of the settings are large and empty, but they can be written in detail and dare to write. Different from traditional immortality and supernatural powers, this book pays more attention to the development of the world, the progress of human civilization as a whole, and technology is still the top priority in the era of supernatural powers. It is very commendable. After all, many novels cannot explain the origin of superpowers at all. After the arrival of superpowers, the world will collapse directly, and all high-end technologies will directly collapse into ruins. Therefore, I think this book should be regarded as a sci-fi-type immortal power novel. It is really fresh and worth reading.

It's considered a high-quality product of Tomato, and it's not a brainless article. I don't understand why the rating is so low? Some of the writing is like a piece of shit, with scores of 8 or so. This book only scores 7. It can only be said that many people nowadays just want to have fun without brains and have no patience to read this kind of novel where the protagonist needs to grow up step by step. After reading it, I felt that the plot was very compact and not procrastinating. I felt that my IQ was online. It was good to read.

I have read Chapter 50, and the plot is exciting. I liked the protagonist in the early stage, but after reading it, I particularly agree with one comment: If the protagonist were Director Chen Zhong, I don't know how cool it would be! How can a talented high school student, cautious and struggling to develop, be better than Director Chen, who is decisive, resourceful and firm in his beliefs? The further we go, the more I feel that the protagonist's behavior is not very likable. He is indeed too timid and afraid of getting into trouble. In addition, when reading the book, there are some references to scriptures, which are too cumbersome, too lengthy, and not well integrated into the plot. It feels like they are just trying to make up the number of words. Is it possible that readers don't want to read long passages about quotations from scriptures? It would be better if you split the content and integrate it into the plot. List a long description! It gets worse and worse from now on, even now I can't stand it anymore

This book is quite well written. Don't let the elementary school students in the comment section lead you away. The author writes with care and his writing style is remarkable. The excessive explanations complained about in the comments section are actually the best parts of the book. The author's description of the data is relatively accurate, and he firmly keeps the protagonist's combat power data updated. The article's description of the construction of the brane universe and the body universe is still immature, but compared to Tomato's other books, at least he writes it clearly and allows people to understand his whimsical ideas. What is also worthy of recognition is the author's definition of the framework of the cultivation system. The four-step advanced cultivation method from scratch. I thought it was developed by the protagonist, but I did not expect that it was revealed through the sacrifice of the supporting character Kunlun Taoist Priest. What needs to be strengthened most in this book is the emotional expression of the characters, which is a bit unfamiliar and immature. There are also many characters who have been given a lot of descriptions, but they remain at the stage of having names and surnames, without flesh and blood. Although there is a lot of room for improvement in the book, it is undeniable that the author is writing well. I look forward to the author's next book!

(Those who want to see the brainless pretense and slap in the face can leave first.) There are several good points in this novel: 1. It does not give you an ability at the beginning, but it is used repeatedly in the subsequent plots to constantly spawn monsters. This is already more than 90% of Tomato's novels. 2. The main and supporting characters all have IQs. It is not a story where the main character is smart and can see through everything directly, or the plot is tailor-made for the main character. 3. You may think that some plots are very common, but now that online literature has been developed for decades, what plots are not common? The key is the development process and results of the plot. I think at least the writing is not bad. 4. The writing is not bad, and the reading is quite smooth. Of course, it is impossible to study the Internet article in detail. Generally speaking, it is not a masterpiece, but it is enough for daily reading. Let me reiterate, if you only want to read the first few dozen chapters of each novel to get a fresh picture and just want to read it without any brains, you can just ignore my comments. Any one of the recommendations will meet your needs.