Immortal in the Ming Dynasty: I Outlast the Zhu Family by Checking Attendance

It's super interesting. The latest 46 chapters really made me cry. Originally, the protagonist was just looking for a wife to cover up his status as an immortal. I always thought he was just an unimportant character, but in this chapter, he died suddenly due to lung disease. He died suddenly of illness without a long story. As an immortal, the protagonist has super high attributes and is helpless against birth, old age, illness and death, which changes the protagonist's mentality and becomes more human. The content of one chapter is brought to life for the protagonist and his wife in this chapter. The author is really amazing. I look forward to the author writing better stories [crying]

It's a good novel that can be read by old bookworms. I'd like to give some advice to the author. The protagonist can have more skills and a long life. He can also have more interests so that he won't be bored. He can learn fishing, gardening, medicine, chess, etc. In the later stage, he can also delve into science and go to the stars, so that he won't be lonely for the rest of his life and become a point-adding machine. If he wants to write more in the later period, he can also connect to other time and space in the Ming Dynasty, so that the Ming Dynasty with the protagonist can add coins to different worlds.

The longevity article is very good, but it is best to kill the mites, otherwise adding so many points will be in vain!

The writing is good, and it is told in a eloquent and slow manner, suitable for old bookworms. It's just that I'm a little curious. The protagonist and Emperor Renzong complement each other, but his immortality will be discovered sooner or later. Not to mention Renzong's generosity, Zhu Zhanji is not a good person. Will he cook and eat the protagonist? How does the author arrange the follow-up?

It's a very interesting historical text, but I personally only recommend reading Chapter 279. At that time, the Ming Dynasty had already reached the point of "opening the door and free trade". At this stage, it is still in the category of historical novels. Basically, the protagonist is the only one who is extraordinary. There is some talk about internal strength, but there are few scenes and the expression is average. Later, it may be that the author didn't want to finish it immediately, so he brought out the cultivation of immortality. In fact, it was a bit of a continuation of the story. It would be nice to end it decisively and then have some modern side-parts or a side-part of the sky-watching. Because the appearance of Cultivation to Immortality caused the original setting of the protagonist to be extraordinary, which was shaken (previously, there were very few internal power scenes, and the magnitude was actually difficult to call extraordinary). And to be honest, there is nothing new in the subsequent plot. I personally feel that it is better to have a few extra stories, such as social transition, such as forums discussing the role of the protagonist's vests in history, such as finding a relationship between the protagonist's vests in the protagonist's tomb, or the protagonist being a time traveler, or the protagonist's identity in modern times. I have read many similar books written in this way before, and I think they are pretty good.

The author has written it very well. Just look at it from a time traveler. It won't fit in at first. Sit and watch the clouds roll and relax. Keep getting stronger. Later he married a wife. Although there was no emotion, the death of his wife still caused a certain blow. There is no loss of human emotions. After all, immortality is also a curse. From a person who was incompatible with the dynasty, he slowly integrated into it. It can be said that I get along very well with the prince. There is a feeling of being both a teacher and a friend. Nor did he participate in any power struggle. After all, he himself has become immortal. Too much power will be of little use in the later stages. After all, immortality itself is also a kind of accumulation. If you live too long, you must fake your death, otherwise you will be targeted. Nor did they devote too much technology to this dynasty. It's also very good. After all, I see these novels using these technologies at every turn. Everyone looked a little tired. And every time I take it, I keep taking it, regardless of whether the market is late or not. The more skills you acquire, the more people you will target. You can't end up facing the whole world by yourself in the later stage. It can be said that the author has done a good job in this regard. Don't try too hard to elevate the world. Take your time. Because the people at the bottom of any dynasty actually did not live a good life. It's not even as good as ordinary people in Africa. I can barely make ends meet. This is very realistic. The reason why there are clans is actually because it is impossible to live without a group. It would be difficult for a family to survive without helping each other. The officials and petty officials made things difficult for them, the local ruffians humiliated them, and the bandits and bandits plundered them. At this time, ethnology was derived from this. I hope that I can easily train an official to take care of the whole family. Let more officials appear in the family. Think about it for yourself, the whole family has worked hard to support you alone, which shows the cohesion of the family. Therefore, ordinary people cannot survive at all. There are only so many resources. It's gone after you've finished eating. I really thought someone would leave a portion for you. Okay, let's not talk about this anymore. I still like the author's works very much.

From beginning to end, the author created a powerful and loyal minister. After reading this, I understood how the Ming Dynasty fell. Emperor Chongzhen was deceived by applause. This is the reason why the middle and late Ming Dynasty reused treacherous ministers who were loyal to the emperor.

It's so beautiful, show them all to me, you can't just let me taste this [smile]

The plot of the protagonist's wife and the fat emperor made me have emotional ups and downs. It was quite interesting, but it was a pity that it was all dealt with in a few strokes. The part called Men Tianzi is also pretty good. Everything else is as ruthless as the protagonist. Will follow up.

It's actually quite interesting if you look closely. It's not as passionate and exciting as those novels about killing monsters, upgrading, and pretending to slap people in the face, but it also has a different meaning. It's not completely devoid of passion. It's just that it's a bit boring to fish every day. It will be more interesting when you become a high official. If you are impatient and pursue pure cool writing, pretending to be cute, don't read it.