Eighty Years Raising Horses in the Imperial Palace: From the Start, I Become an Earthly Immortal

The plot of the novel is pretty good. At least it's not like the settings of the novels I've read. The settings of every novel are pretty much the same. This novel is at least somewhat innovative.

Writing about an 80-year-old man, but he does not have the caution and prudentness that an 80-year-old still living in a crisis-ridden palace should have. He looks like an Erlangzi who has just left school.

I was attracted by the cover of the book and found it quite interesting. Although the protagonist is an old man in his eighties, as the saying goes, "Old child, little child", the protagonist is like an old child, with a little willfulness and childlike innocence in his life, but the pace of doing things is really like an old man who has gone through vicissitudes of life, slowly and leisurely. It is precisely because of this kind of person that the protagonist is such a person. Although the story is about cultivating immortality, it is very casual. It is not the kind of plot that is particularly compact and full of ups and downs, but a lot of fireworks are written in the ordinary. The occurrence of many major events is just the background. Through rumors or changes in the environment, it reaches the protagonist's ears or makes the protagonist feel that the protagonist lives in a corner, is content with his place, and has a calm and quiet feeling. In addition, the author is quite humorous and has a lot of laughs in the article.

The plot is engaging and I enjoyed it.

It's very interesting. It's not like some gimmicky novels, where they transform after a few chapters about strange beasts, take root after a few chapters about eunuchs, and then turn into vulgar novels.

Don't be fooled by the current rating of this book. The content is very interesting. The protagonist and the entire protagonist team have interesting personalities. The content seems very relaxing and not tiring at all. The rating should have been above 8 points [Sending Hearts]

The language is quite good, it doesn't have the suffocating feeling of a first glance AI or primary school student's writing style, and it is interesting enough. The protagonist upgrades a bit too fast, but it's understandable that the pace of online novels needs to be faster. The disadvantage is that the early plot is a bit too thin. The protagonist first learns the skills by relying on the assassin's head. The plot is quite cliche. Once is okay, but twice is a bit too much. The routine including the auction has been used too many times. Overall, it should have a score of 8.0-8.5, But the current score is a bit lower.

The writing is very good, the logic is clear, the plot is reasonable, and the plot is interesting. I hope to release the reading mode of multi-character dialogue.

The plot is exciting, the pacing is well written, and the author is excellent!

Seven hundred years of elixir and six low-grade spiritual stones, I can't stand it any longer [laughs evilly]