Fated Immortality

Aside from Xiao Ying's somewhat clichéd plot, everything else is quite good. I've read other novels about immortality, but those protagonists never seem like they've lived for thousands of years; all they know is harem building, womanizing, showing off, and face-slapping. This book is excellent; keep up the good work, author!!!

Sorry, I couldn't continue reading after seeing Xiao Mo's chapter. Why would a monster over two thousand years old randomly save a stranger? Leaving aside the risk of revealing himself and attracting government attention, surely someone who has lived for over two thousand years would be indifferent to life? Otherwise, how could he have lived for over two thousand years?

Do we have to wait a thousand years before updating?

I'm giving up. This ancient monster, who's thousands of years old, isn't even as mature as me. Is that alright?

After two thousand years, the protagonist has finally evolved from a paramecium into a human. His intelligence is flawless.

Hello everyone, I'm Tang Seng. I'm going to the hospital to have my foreskin removed. You just need to pay me 666 yuan and leave your address. I'll send you the circumcision results, guaranteeing you immortality. This is a one-time offer, first come, first served. You deserve immortality... Thank you, boss.

It's a mess, with no main plot whatsoever. At first, I thought it was a typical urban novel, then it turned into a martial arts novel, and later into a mythological novel.

Now that it's finished, let me say something: you've lived for so many years without any strange occurrences, but now that you're writing this, all sorts of bizarre things are happening.

It's a blatant copy of "Two Thousand Years of Immortality," and the author didn't even manage to copy it properly. It lacks any artistic conception and has a childish mentality throughout. Even after living for so long, the author still maintains a pretentious and self-deprecating attitude.

The idea that a female lead is illogical in this kind of story.