Immortality: Mining for Eight Years from the Start

After thinking about it, I decided to start a thread to explain the issues with this book. 1. Many readers say that the protagonist started getting arrogant after the pig-slaughtering scene, but that's not actually the case. Later, I explained that his arrogance stemmed from receiving a portion of the legacy of the ancient divine beast, the Sky-Splitting Bear, almost becoming a demon.

🙄🙄This is another work that reached its peak right from its debut. The first dozen or so images are close to high-quality. Later on, whether it was sleeping after killing the silver bear, hunting wild boars, or the few chapters about the ocean interspersed in between, it all felt like a beginner's practice. You'd better think twice.

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This book rivals The Wizarding World; it has the potential to become a legendary work.

After looking around, if the background could be planned in advance, it might reach the level of a mortal 😁, it just depends on whether the author can maintain it later on.

The author's early descriptions of how handsome the protagonist are are unnecessary. Too many instances of this become self-indulgent to readers, and few people want to read someone else's self-indulgence. Furthermore, if the author intended to write a story about being cautious, then there should be less slapstick humor.

To be honest, it feels a bit illogical. Logically, a sect that refines corpses should rely on its subordinates to fight, but instead, they've refined themselves into zombies. These aren't even the same species anymore! How can disciples cultivate immortality if they've all been refined into zombies? Their physiological structures seem completely different.

He plays it safe at first, then inexplicably goes on a rampage later. He kills monsters and then goes straight to sleep – that's pretty impressive. He just leveled up and then forgot about earth magic, jumping straight into combat. Does he really have to buy living souls? Can't he just hunt them himself? He's deliberately dragging out the pace.

The book is good, keep writing! But be careful while you write; don't imitate the Gu Master. Don't make the methods too dark or too explicit. Regulations in China are very strict on this, and if you become famous later, someone might report you. So please be mindful.

Keep it up! It's very realistic. If I were to time travel, I'd probably live a life of hiding like the protagonist!