History Grants Me Immortality, and I Survive to Become an Elder of Every Dynasty

This is called immortality. Those who cultivate immortality are either ruthless or arrogant, or they are invincible and boring. In their long life, they have abandoned all emotions and desires and lived as an obsession, which is sad and ridiculous. The immortality of this book is what normal people should be like, that is, they can live freely in the world and experience all kinds of things in the market; they can also participate in temples and angrily criticize all the gods. If you don't join the world, don't be coerced by righteousness, and play in the world, you are really an immortal.

This theme is okay. The immortal game world does not have any messy immortality and martial arts. It is just a spectator and player who leaves his own story in one dynasty after another. It has a bit of a solitary feel.

A good book that truly looks at history from the perspective of immortality, but it does not have the condescension of fairy tales. Instead, it has the mature spirit of a person who has entered the world and acted with his heart.

It looks good, and the protagonist is immortal and invincible, but he doesn't have any superpowers, he's just good at self-healing. It is very interesting to join the world and experience various roles in the world of officialdom. What is very comfortable to watch is that the protagonist's mentality is always that of a gamer, very stable, and not an animal in heat. He is cunning but in the order camp, and he has always been able to live a comfortable life. This is one of the rare longevity stories that is very comfortable to read. There is no responsibility for developing family heirs, nor is it someone who is aloof or behind the scenes who is doing big things all day long. It is the story of a lone ranger with a superior IQ who travels around the world.

This is the protagonist I really want to read, the novel I really want to read. The protagonist is an immortal person who transcends the secular world. As an audience, he watches the events of the world. What drives him are simple reasons such as "interesting" and "I want to". He is aloof, not so righteous, not so much unnecessary sympathy and responsibility. The purpose of immortality is to achieve detachment, to be free from restraint and enjoy all the scenery and humanities in the world. In most of the Eternal Life novels, the protagonist always likes to set various responsibilities and missions for himself. He is tied up and does not feel any freedom and detachment. The suffering of others has nothing to do with me. The rise and fall of the dynasty has nothing to do with me. Even if there is no protagonist, the gears of history are still rolling forward. Why bother? Just live your own life. Transcendence is the biggest attraction of Eternal Life. In this regard, this book really appealed to me. The only pity is that the protagonist does not have any extraordinary abilities. It would be better if he did. After all, he is no longer subject to any restrictions. He only has his own way and his own immortality. Everything in the world is just an interesting show, and there is no need to worry.

You can write about all three religions and nine streams. You can experience great wealth and wealth, you can also study various arts and pursue the peak. When the protagonist becomes immortal, you can also go to the battlefield when you are bored.

It was fine in the beginning, but in the later stages, the protagonist's arrogance belonging to the immortal gradually emerged. The protagonist regards the human world as his own playground. When he is bored, he comes out to play, and when he has had enough, he goes to hide in the city. For the protagonists of each era (let's put it this way), I know the outcome, but I just watch you decline with cold eyes. How should I put it? The protagonist was not involved in the play and was watching the play all the time. It felt like there was no warmth at all. The best thing written so far is the first story. But maybe there will be differences later, it depends on the author's arrangements

The writing is very good. This type of immortality story is also refreshing, but there has always been a small bug, especially when I saw the second time I entered the court, it was exposed. The protagonist is immortal but not immortal. The second time he entered the court did a lot of hard work, but he was not afraid of being killed. Suddenly he was no longer afraid of death. It felt like the protagonist knew that he would not die and then did a lot of things. There is no set patch here. The protagonist can still die, and he is just an ordinary person. It is not a high-level martial arts setting. Logically, it will be a bit awkward. But despite its faults, it is still a refreshing longevity novel

It is a historical longevity novel that is worth reading, especially because it has a very good grasp of fast and slow rhythms. Other historical longevity novels particularly like to focus on one dynasty and then suddenly fast forward to the next dynasty, which makes the next dynasty terrible. With this rhythm, this book can be written directly into the modern era without feeling any disconnect.

It was really fun to watch. The plug-ins fully serve the plot and there are few subtitles. The protagonist is also a real immortal. He is not ostentatious and has a dark world. The art of speaking also impressed me. It is so awesome. But the author, will the protagonist go to the new map to do big things in the future, such as unifying Europe? After all, there are quite a few of this type. The immortality texts I read were basically for immortality, which was still rare in ancient official circles. The last ending, or else it should be written in modern times, and then the protagonist, who is a history teacher, will talk about all the things he has done one by one. Ah, it is very touching to think about it. I had this idea when I watched "I Conquer People and Conquer All Schools of Thought", but unfortunately it has been discontinued for several years.