I'm Already Immortal, So Who Cares About the Throne?

The writing is very good, with style, narration and lyricism. This is the most stable immortal novel I have read in a long time. The plain language narrative slowly shows the calmness and indifference of an immortal [Like][Like][Like][Like]

It looks good, and the emotional descriptions are very detailed so far. When Lao Zhao Died, my throat was a little sore after reading it. Good luck to the author. I recommend it to a twenty-year-old bookworm.

This novel is really good. It is different from other immortality novels. It has a different flavor. The first dozen or so chapters are a bit nonsense and make people feel like they can't stand it. Just skip it. It doesn't affect the reading at all. To be honest, I wanted to give it two stars at first, but I patiently skipped a few chapters and saw the surprise at the end. It felt good. The rating of this book should be about 8.5. You can take a look. Well, it has been updated evenly. Although it has shortcomings, you can take a look at it. Some things are very frustrating to read, like the kind of things that you will feel very happy immediately and have already started to feel good, but then suddenly stop, and the protagonist written by the author gives people a sense of superiority. I don't like this, but after all, it is a novel written by someone else, so my personal taste may be different.

So far, there's no big problem Okay, I caught up with the latest chapter and retracted my review. The writing of this princess was a failure. The protagonist's mood was okay when Wanwan was there. The character of this princess was not written well. Some people in the chapter reviews found it unpleasant. The protagonist was asked to help again and again, but Wanwan always came back for help. So in the future, if anything happens to someone in the imperial mausoleum, you will take action? Then wouldn't the persona you established for the protagonist in the first hundred chapters collapse? He breaks his own principles time and time again, saying it sounds good to protect one's shortcomings and being humane, but saying it sounds bad means he deserves to have his own demons and cause trouble for himself. He has no principles and no position.

It's a very classic story about protecting the land and immortality. It doesn't have any bells and whistles about living forever. I haven't seen a female protagonist yet (I don't know if it's a saint yet). I just don't know what the end of the old eunuch is. I hope you don't kill me.

This is the first book I've read in more than three years, and I often read it with tears in my eyes. This book may not have been so thoughtful in the film and television changes, but the author's large words are more realistic than the pictures. It's a good book, I hope the follow-up will not be boring!

The work is wonderful. The characterization is also very good and seems to have motivation. The timing is okay. The overall plot is still very good. It's very exciting. The content of this novel is still very interesting.

The writing is overall good. Especially in the middle and late stages, it is very good. There are two early chapters, especially the one where the old eunuch pleads for mercy, which seems very vicious. But except for those two chapters, I felt that the rest were very good, especially the middle and later stages. Some people may think it's a bit poisonous that the protagonist doesn't go out to save people or something. But I can say that the protagonist is already ranked first in combat power. If he goes out, the book can basically be said to be over. Regardless of the continuity of the plot or the so-called monasticism of this novel, the protagonist cannot go out in real time, or intervene, or save some people in real time, and correct chaos. Otherwise, there would be no way to write the plot.

Now that I have read more than 100 chapters, I will review the general content. The protagonist is an immortal. I really don't know what the protagonist is thinking. It may be due to his own world view. When the protagonist faces the separation of relatives and close friends, he immediately looks down on life and death. As an immortal, he allows his relatives and friends to die. The dynasty created by his own family, he ignores the things that are left behind by his old friends. Anyway, he is bearish on life and death, and the girl in the cold palace. His father had his legs broken by himself, which made the girl miserable. Later, the protagonist found out and said that he was indebted, so he gave him a soul mark. Please, I am his father's biological uncle. I even said that I was pitying but did not give him any mercy. Isn't it better to move to the cold palace with him? Is the protagonist's behavior disordered? I want to ask. Now I see that chapter 100 has been updated to chapter 158

The score of 7.2 Is a bit low. It is written very emotionally. However, I probably didn't think about the cause and effect theory well at the beginning, and the power system is also quite confusing, so it sometimes feels awkward to read. If you can really sort out the opening chapter and the power system, it will definitely be a masterpiece with a score of 8 to 8.5.