Living Quietly Through the Ages of Immortality

Life is cultivation. This novel reconstructs the world of immortality from a different perspective. Chen Yi and his local dog Ah Huang bring a new life to the ordinary life. While others worked hard to cultivate their spiritual roots, he and Gouzi went from a braised meat shop to a milk tea shop, turning the world of cultivation into their own business territory. There is no need to seek far in life. If you work hard and have a dog by your side, you are already embarking on an extraordinary journey. In addition, I really like the book's sentence, "Eternal Life Eternal Life", who doesn't?

With its unique indifference, the novel takes a different path of cultivating immortality. The protagonist has no heroic ambitions, but only wants to live a stable life. He relies on Buddhism and Taoism to survive in a crisis-ridden world step by step. There are no bloody entanglements or brainless slaps in the face. The writing style is relaxing and healing, and the content is rich, making it a stress-free read. The companionship of one person and one dog is the most touching background of the book. There is no vigorous fetters, but the warmth is shown in the daily companionship and overcoming difficulties together. The dangers of the world of cultivation are diluted by fireworks. Opening a shop, hunting for treasures, and practicing cultivation are all ordinary things. There are small pleasures hidden in them. The slow-paced narrative not only does not drag on, but is cleverly constructed, it becomes more and more interesting the more you read. There is no fierce conflict in the story, but there is a steady growth; there is no bloody struggle for hegemony, but there is a clear and stable life.

This setting looks comfortable. I wasn't the kind of person who would cause big trouble if I walked through. I just wanted to take the dog with me to eat something good, but the dog turned into a mythical beast first. What really poked me the most was the "copying the elixir" part - the system asked Sosou to give him one point a year, and he redeemed the Nine Turns elixir for the dog, and then he copied it himself. What moves heaven and earth, this is the affection that is developed in daily life. The career line is not too hard either. The braised food shop, elixir shop, and milk tea information station all rely on craftsmanship to make a living, which is completely different from those in the world of immortality. It's very good. If you live your whole life, you don't want to go to heaven or earth. It's enough to have a sweet smell for ten miles and a dog by your side. Give me a five-star review, highly recommended!

This is a healing short story about cultivating immortality written for adults. It uses humorous and plain writing to thoroughly explain the Taoist philosophy of "living is the greatest victory", and transforms eternal life into three meals, four seasons, and fireworks in the world. The novel has a slow pace, steady sweetness, and no cruelty. One person and one dog live in peace and stability. The more you read, the more you feel at ease, and the more you read, the more you enjoy. It is rich in content and cleverly conceived. To sum up in one sentence: King Gou, the most Buddhist in the world of immortality, and the most reliable mythical animal dog, lived the long years happily, healed and improved.

The author's ingenious conception is a different kind of novel about cultivating immortals. It breaks away from the hard training of traditional immortal novels, where you fight and kill; instead, you take the dog to eat and drink! What I am thinking about is how to carve out a world, and the main focus is: cultivating immortality is not about fighting and killing, doing business, drinking milk tea, and living a good life is better than anything else, ヾﾉ≧∀≦)o

"Living Eternally" is a cultivation novel that plays with "living down" and "making money" in new ways. The protagonist Chen Anping originally wanted to live a stable life in the world of immortality with his native dog Ah Huang, but he unexpectedly started a legendary road of "getting rich the dog way". Others relied on their spiritual roots to cultivate immortality, while he relied on the skills "rubbed" by the savior through Gouzi's death; others relied on the compass to hunt for treasure, and he relied on Ah Huang's awakened earth spirit dog bloodline to dig up spiritual grass like wild vegetables; others' enemy was the Demon Lord, and his enemy was the deacon of the sect who coveted his own Gouzi. He opened a braised food shop, sold elixirs, and opened a milk tea shop, turning the world of cultivation into his own business territory. The most interesting thing about this book is that it breaks away from the traditional fights and killings of immortality novels, and uses a relaxed and humorous way to show the bond between the protagonist and Gouzi, as well as the wisdom of surviving in troubled times. It tells us that even in the world of cultivation, if we do business well and live well with our dogs, we can live a different and wonderful life.

Follow Chen An'an to travel around the world of immortality and taste various delicacies. The author is very imaginative. He does not write about fighting and killing, but only writes about eating, drinking, and traveling. This is my favorite type. The writing style is delicate and refreshing, and the writing style is relaxed and humorous. The more I read it, the more I like it. I must recommend it with five stars.

The novel has one person and one dog, three meals and four seasons, and maintains peace and happiness throughout eternity. It is rich in content, cleverly conceived, relaxing and healing. The protagonist is originally a top doctor in modern times. After traveling through time, he does not seek to dominate the world, but just wants to live a stable life with his local dog Ah Huang. But he happened to encounter a stingy system that only counts a few points a year. By doing good deeds to save time and copying elixirs, he unexpectedly embarked on the road to immortality. While others were fighting for spiritual roots and grabbing secret realms, he relied on Gouzi's awakened earth spirit dog bloodline to dig up spiritual herbs, read the "Dragon and Elephant Fundamental Sutra" to practice, opened a braised food shop, a spiritual medicine shop, and a mysterious teahouse, and turned the world of cultivation into a normal everyday life. The most poignant thing about the whole book is that there is no heroine, no knife, and a sense of ultra-bland purity. It is full of black humor and full of contrast.

The setting of the novel is novel and you can't stop reading it. There is no fighting and killing, the main focus is on how to feel comfortable, and just want to eat and drink and enjoy a happy life. Why is it so difficult? Alas, if you want to do anything, you still need to have the capital, and you still have to work hard to make money, right? Haha, I am laughing so hard. The author's writing style is smooth and comfortable to read. Keep reading, highly recommended! After reading Chapter 58, I really like the settings in it more and more, especially Ming and Dahuang. It's hard not to love them.

The more I read this novel, the more I get into it. The characters are vivid and not suspended, the plot has a comfortable rhythm, and there is no unnecessary water. The writing is clean and concise, and the emotions are on point. After reading it, I feel very at ease. It is a good article worth following. I really think Chen Yi and Ah Huang are very close to each other, I hope they can stay together for a long time [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Blow a kiss]