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Suitable for working people for retirement "A Hundred Years' Promise: The Record of Cultivation to Immortality at a B&B in the Qinling Mountains" is a work with depth and warmth. It is not only a story of cultivating immortals, but also a profound reflection on modern urban lifestyle. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to describe a middle-aged man's awakening and choice in the face of a health crisis. This sense of reality is lacking in many novels about cultivating immortals. The advantages of the novel are: Theme innovation: cleverly integrates elements of urban workplace, health crisis, pastoral life, and cultivation of immortality Emotional authenticity: The psychological changes of the protagonist are described delicately and easily resonate with readers. The writing is solid: the scene descriptions and dialogues are quite high-quality. Things to note: Update problem: Many readers reported that updates were slow or even interrupted for a long time. The pace is slow: not suitable for readers who pursue fast pace and strong conflict Emotional tone: The early workplace part may cause discomfort, so you need to read it patiently.

It's very nice, but the seniority is a bit confusing at my cousin's place.