Two Thousand Years of Immortality

How can I put it this way? I feel that this book is a bit heavy and touching (Wan'er's part), but fewer people have read it and not so many people like it. After reading a few chapters, I feel like I can't understand it.

In fact, for the protagonist, one reincarnation is almost equivalent to one day. To her, ordinary people are just mayflies that live and die. How can they have so many emotions 🙂

It looks so weird. The protagonist is single all the time. People who are close to him and have a good relationship with him will have their wives come to his door for no reason. Can you please stop abusing the protagonist a little bit? I always feel like I'm having a myocardial infarction.

When I saw the title of this book, I immediately thought of poor people.

I still like Sister Nan, and I still like Sister Nan's story. As for this book, my objective evaluation is still not as good as Two Thousand Years. Why? Because in this book, I did not feel the weight of history, nor the loneliness of immortality, nor the strong sense of immersion. The main reason is that there was no artistic conception of two thousand years, let alone the persistence of two thousand years. To put it bluntly, I felt like a walking zombie.

I always felt that maybe Wei Zifu was the person who understood Sister Xiao best. Before entering Chang'an, Sister Xiao was naughty, naughty, and often immoral. She looked like a real eighteen-year-old girl. Sister Xiao's acting skills deceived everyone, but Wei Zifu was the only one who was not deceived. Sometimes I feel that Sister Xiao is actually very innocent, just like Wei Zifu said, "That fool didn't even think about whether she could fulfill this promise, so she followed her stupidly." Sister Xiao has lived two lives and been tired for two lives. What she hopes is to have a peaceful life, but just because of Wei Zifu's words, she gave up all this. Maybe for Sister Xiao, she doesn't care about that promise, she just doesn't want to live up to that hug (⋟⋞)(⋟⋞)(⋟⋞)Finally, Sister Xiao is a "scumbag" (◦`~´◦)

It's really poisonous for a woman to keep pretending to be a man to harm other women... Isn't she just a scumbag? This one point alone is unbearable, let alone the other poisonous points.

Although the first thing that comes to mind when I read the title of the book is a pauper, it doesn't have the feeling of a pauper. The heroine's words "fuck" instantly lower the level of the book, which is completely incomparable with the pauper.

Girls who like the protagonist have become other people's wives...

I can only say that what I met at the beginning was a poor guy... Alas!

Once you meet a poor man, your life will be ruined. I can never read another book

This is a good product, but it is a pity that there is a poor man in front of me. How can I be allowed to read it in confusion? I can only say that I have been poisoned, so I can't go.

It was originally a very good book, but unfortunately the heroine kept giving it to other people. Almost every woman who liked the protagonist gave birth to other people's children. I really can't understand this way of writing.

The title and setting of this book are like calling me to compare myself to a pauper, but you can also understand it from another angle. The author of this book is also a pauper fan (probably).

A woman who has been the Queen Mother of Qin should be very noble, and no matter how bad she is, she should be full of poems and books, but the protagonist's appearance is full of Diao's temperament, which is too inconsistent! !

I thought it was similar to a poor man, but after reading a few chapters, I forgot about it. The framework is sloppy, the characters are mentally retarded, and the combat power is a mess. Alas, the transformation writing is too niche. Most of them are written casually based on interest. There are only a few masterpieces. After reading it for more than 10 years, I still have regrets.

When I saw the name, I thought of Sister Nan. . . . .

It just started out a little bit like a poor man, with one word of "f*ck" lowered the tone, and then the tone kept going down. You said that you have lived three lives and have been a woman longer than you have been a man. Why do you still care so much about your gender?

After reading the comments, I found that many people have watched Pauper. I read it after finishing the book. You can imagine that it was very popular when it was serialized.

I just want someone to continue writing about the poor man. I can't let it go even after many years. I want a perfect ending, even if I marry Ying Zheng, I will accept it

Yes, if you meet a poor friend who says it doesn't look good, you will definitely recommend this book first.

I have read three hundred chapters so far, and the biggest poisonous point is that everyone who has a relationship with the protagonist has died or been married to someone else... I know you want to create a tragedy to echo the fate of the protagonist, but this kind of plot is really a failure. At present, it seems that the relationship between the third life and the eldest princess at the beginning is normal. Others, whether it is Xiao Qiao, Luo Shen or Zhuo Wenjun, etc., All have an NTR flavor, especially the plot of Zhen Mi marrying Cao Pi. Don't you think it's contradictory?

Looking at the introduction, if you are a woman who hangs out with these emperors and heroes all day long, there will be no misfire. The author cannot write the protagonist as ugly. Every author in several books has written the protagonist to be either handsome and attractive, or else it will bring disaster to the country and the people. Ten men are nine colors, and the protagonist is still mixed with men. Heap, and these men are either emperors or tyrants, and you are not afraid that they will give you a hard-fought overlord. The protagonist cannot get rid of it without a non-scientific way to explain it. Cao Cao may not be tempted. After all, Cao Cao likes wives, Unless this is a harem story, is the master of the harem Ying Zheng? Ying Zheng should be dead after him. If Ying Zheng is not dead, there will be no emperors behind him. Then why are you traveling to the past? Nothing in history has changed. Who among today's readers has not read a few historical novels? You don't change anything. Let's take a look at it. Read the original work and learn history.

After watching Pauper, I don't dare to read works with similar themes at all.

Indeed, the first thing that comes to mind is the poor guy

The poor feeling is that the beauty of art creates an atmosphere, and some funny words will not affect the overall atmosphere. A few curse words in this book directly interrupt its rhythm, so this book does not look "beautiful", but the poor guy looks very comfortable. The poor man is always writing, and there are many things he has not written clearly, but because of this, it is more attractive.

Why did the author write a book? Did he change his vest?

I think this book is quite good. Does the author have other accounts writing books?🙂

Because you are old, you will not die!

The protagonist's life is a tragedy. Most of his friends died in tragedy. He himself has been confused. He doesn't know what he wants or what he likes. He can't always grasp the people who like him, and he can't grasp the people he loves. He has lived for a long time and is always forgetting. He has done many great things but it is not his pursuit. In the end, his life is nothing but tragedy.