A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: Starting as My Lifespan Runs Out

It's beautiful. A little girl accidentally touched the hand of an 80-year-old man. Her face turned red and she was extremely shy😳[face covering]

Very good, give me some encouragement, it's an old article worth reading. My only wish is not to become younger, but to be an old man pretending to be a pig, eating a tiger, and pretending to be a worldly expert. Don't lose the coolness of this and it will be perfect [currently in development]

This book is well written, the plot is very compact, and the arrangement of the storyline is also ups and downs. However, the system is a bit contrary to nature and destroys the balance. Considering the protagonist's current state of racing against death, it is understandable, but it is recommended to weaken it appropriately in the later stage, otherwise it may collapse. [Smile]

The plot is very interesting, and the story is very strong. Even if it deliberately suppresses the protagonist's realm, it is always difficult to escape from danger, but the story is very strong. I can only say that it is a little unreasonable. Please encourage me.

I clicked it casually, planning to see how it goes first. After reading almost 20 chapters, I thought it was quite exciting. The rhythm is very gripping. A dying person encounters a system that burns lifespan. It is really difficult to play without a little bit of ruthlessness. Wait and see again. It seems that some details cannot withstand scrutiny.

The writing is very good. The pace was slow in the early stage, but it gradually started to gain strength. The overall pace was very good for me. I haven't lost my combat power after more than 500 chapters. It's a very good article about cultivating immortals. I rarely read articles about cultivating immortals, but this one has something that attracts me to keep reading. I don't understand why so few people read it. It's really good to read. You won't stop reading it just because it's not a brainless and refreshing article, right?

Yes, although it is a bit poisonous, the subject matter is quite novel, but it is definitely not enough to upgrade the spiritual root. Although you don't need the spiritual root after passing the Nascent Soul, it is recommended to add a bonus point that can upgrade the spiritual root in the later stage. The suggestion is that the cultivation method drives the spiritual root to upgrade.

Yes, yes, the plot is very good. It is not as fake as other cool articles. It is more realistic. The author's writing style is also very sophisticated. Although the rating seems to be relatively low, it will be higher in the future.

A very good book about cultivating immortality. It doesn't feel like anything fussy.

Tomato is a rare good book. If it weren't for the fact that the author was too anxious to write because of the data, I feel that this book is very complete. The characters who appeared in the early stage have their origins explained in the later stage, and the system is given a source. I read the entire book before commenting on it