After Gaining Immortality, I Keep a Low Profile and Grind Experience in the Mortal Cultivation World
长生后，苟在凡人修仙界肝经验
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- Jiang Wannian Often Marvels at His Own Immortality姜万年经常感慨自己长生不老Alternate title on Fanqie
- After Gaining Longevity, I Live Quietly in the Cultivation World, Immortal and Ageless长生后，苟在修仙世界长生不老Alternate title on Fanqie
- After Becoming Immortal, I Lay Low in the Cultivation World and Grind for Experience长生不老后苟在修仙世界肝经验Alternate title on Fanqie
- Longevity and Caution: No One Understands Cultivation Better Than I Do长生苟道：没有人比我更懂修仙Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've already caught up to the latest chapter. The writing is good, the plot is reasonable, there aren't any major flaws, and it's a slow-burn story, gradually transitioning from a martial arts protagonist to a cultivator. The protagonist is the most cunning character I've ever read in any novel about survival; he can hide for decades at the drop of a hat.
The plot is reasonable, indeed cunning, and demonstrates a clear grasp of the current situation. However, the spirit stones are practically worthless, like gold coins; Qi Refining stage cultivators spend tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, so the author doesn't seem to find it cheap.
This book is one of the few truly ruthless cultivation novels. The protagonist is a low-aptitude cultivator with five spiritual roots, born from the mortal realm, possessing a god-like talent: immortality. Immortality doesn't equate to eternal life; a single blow will still kill him.
This book really suited my taste. After finishing it, I couldn't wait to find your previous books to read, but then I was shocked to find that none of them had a lot of words. Eight out of nine books you wrote were abandoned! 😅
This is my ideal longevity cultivation novel. If I can defeat someone, I'll fight them; if not, I'll outlast them. I'll resolutely avoid anything too dangerous. If I escape, I'll live for decades or even centuries before seeking revenge. I manage risks, enjoy life as I please, and I'm not a hermit. I'll listen to music in brothels when I have time. I won't seek a fixed Daoist partner or be bound by family ties. I'll be grateful and repay my friends and descendants. Absolutely a great novel! 🍉
It's quite good. It's a "survivalist" cultivation novel where the protagonist truly survives, avoiding any dangerous situations and living in seclusion for decades until everyone he knows is dead. Unlike other "survivalist" novels where the protagonist is supposed to be surviving, but is constantly taking risks and forcibly trying to stay alive, this one is different.
I can only say that the "Longevity Cultivation" novel is decent, not the best, but definitely acceptable, above average. It has some jarring parts, but it's quite good for Tomato (the author). Over 200 chapters cover a timeline spanning a thousand years, which is practically unheard of in longevity novels. Of course, it has its flaws.
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Kindness is repaid, and grudges are settled. There are no inexplicable saintly plots, like adopting orphans or widows, or the idiotic storyline of a man killing a woman and leaving her behind. It's very satisfying to focus solely on becoming stronger.