The Path to Immortality Begins with Three Talents

Finally, we see a normal protagonist: secretly developing his strength, killing his enemies before talking, unassuming but ruthless. However, it also suffers from the same flaws as most novels: it's too saintly, portraying the protagonist as the only powerful being in the entire world.

The world-building is vast, but unfortunately the plot develops very slowly, and most of it focuses on local customs and traditions. To put it simply, it doesn't give you the feeling of watching the ups and downs that the synopsis describes; instead, it gives you the feeling of struggling in this current.

At first glance, it seems unremarkable, mostly depicting daily life in a small mountain village. However, it later reveals itself to be a world of high martial arts, where talents begin to emerge, and the story gradually becomes more exciting. It has a unique sense of tranquility and is a very comfortable and enjoyable read overall, with no major flaws. It's a pretty good book!

As a seasoned bookworm, I can't get into many audiobooks, but this one is generally good. The only issue is that the money in this story seems to have too much purchasing power. A pound of grain costs only one coin, and the protagonist manages to live lavishly for a long time. Of course, I hope the purchasing power of money doesn't drastically change later on. Keep it up!

The environmental descriptions are well-written and enjoyable. However, the author encounters two authors right at the beginning who consistently give negative reviews to all their books; hopefully, this won't affect the author.

Having listened to chapter 403, it's not bad. This "golden finger" (a cheat code in the game) is quite interesting. Now I'm starting to look for my favorite "golden finger" novels when listening to audiobooks. Overall, it's not bad, just some parts are a bit filler and need to be skipped, but that doesn't affect leaving a five-star review. After all, it's like finding gold in history; there aren't many books worth listening to.

Hey, it's really good! I read it from beginning to end, especially the part where they fetch the "Suspended Water" from Suspended Water Town, and then they're about to get struck by lightning. It's great! No major hiccups throughout. The protagonist isn't reckless or twisted in the early stages, and he still maintains a sense of justice. It's a very good novel, at least 8.67 Minutes long.

It has potential, it's pretty good, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The plot is super engaging, the author's writing is delicate, and the word choice is precise, making the reader feel as if they are there, experiencing the scenes described in the text. The article is sincere in emotion, delicate in style, and every detail is handled very cleverly, making the reader feel the author's dedication.

The skill bar system is excellent; it's much easier than grinding for martial arts skills to unlock limits and obtain special traits. Many grind-for-experience methods require mastering certain martial arts skills, which are only available through empires or noble families, forcing the protagonist to venture out and explore, making survival extremely difficult.

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