From the Start, I Was Castrated. How Am I Supposed to Cultivate Immortality?

When I first conceived this novel, I wanted to create a fast-paced fantasy novel. However, when the image of the protagonist Lin Xi gradually became fuller in my heart, I couldn't bear to make any cuts - this "abandoned house" in modern society really resonated with me too much. We are destined by birth, and we cannot choose our starting point; but our destiny depends on ourselves. Lin Xi's struggle to survive at the bottom reflects the unwillingness and struggle of many of us towards life. His suffering, his optimism, his sorrow, his joy... These details always make me unable to help but describe them in detail, so the pace of writing naturally slows down. As a newbie in writing, I am still exploring and I look forward to hearing your readers' opinions and suggestions! Your feedback is very important to me, thank you!

The psychological description is very good, the characters are vividly drawn, and the training is described in detail. The only shortcoming is that the plot is a little delayed. According to this pace, it is estimated that it will take more than a million words to write until the later stage. Unless the author is well prepared, I hope you will not be an eunuch. Come on.

Finally there is a real one, the others are just trying to sell dog meat, and it will be boring to grow back [laughs]

The writing is very vivid and feels like the author has experienced it

Personally, I can give 4 stars. How can the writing style be so out of the ordinary? I feel that the author is quite young, or it is assisted by AI (if the author is not also young at heart, hehe, I am right anyway). Then, as a whole, it tests the spiritual resonance with the author. Once the resonance is reached, it will feel better. The plot is quite good, but there are some e-nesses. As I said before, in fact, the core is not lacking. If you can persist, there should still be a market after improvement (personal opinion, happy every day)

Scan the book. It is recommended that new readers jump directly to Chapter 40.

I've just read Chapter 89. The first 40 chapters are very boring. Chapter 40 and beyond are the protagonists who are the most like normal people among the many novels I have read in recent years. They are full of emotions, have compassion and are not holy. They really look like normal human beings in modern society 👍

It looks good, it looks great. 😏

It looks good, but if I am subjected to this kind of punishment of being cut into pieces, I will be an immortal and not a cultivator. After all, I am really afraid of pain. The moment a person is beheaded, he will not die. He can probably hold on for about ten seconds, because it takes time to go from ischemia and hypoxia to brain death. It is not that after one cut, there will be no feeling. That is because the head was cut off. In an instant, a few milliseconds later, the pain caused by the huge trauma to the neck will cause the brain to directly fall into a state of freeze. In other words, at that moment, the pain is very terrifying, not to mention being beheaded tens of thousands of times, and then finally having to change life, Kunkun flew away again [sending heart] That is really not good That is to say, the moment the head was cut off, he was not actually dead. It was just because it was too painful and the brain activated the protection mechanism. The human head that fell to the ground had no expression or movement. It looked dead, but in fact it still had brain waves. And, let's just say, the most terrifying thing about beheading is that the knife did not cut off, but half of the knife was cut on the neck, which is really (›´ω`‹) fatal.

Uh-huh, uh-huh, how do you say this? Anyway, it's just, eh, eh, I don't know how to put it, what was I thinking at the time and writing this thing?