Immortal for Eternity: I Attain Human Immortality Through the Martial Dao
长生不死，我以武道证人仙
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- Completed
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- 676k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The beginning was fine, but after he switched to Buddhism, his intelligence decreased. It's so toxic! I regret buying it in bulk. There are still fifty chapters left; can I get a refund if I don't want to read them?
Well written, with a complete power system. The protagonist is intelligent, knowing that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. In his first life, he studied medicine and realized that doctors are most helpful for martial arts training, and that without medical knowledge, ordinary people easily die from illness; living long is the most important thing.
Let's revise Chapter Two. It was common for people in ancient times to live to sixty; it wasn't considered a miracle. The low life expectancy in ancient times was due to the high infant mortality rate. Living to 60 was not unusual, especially considering the chaotic times.
The author was in too much of a hurry.
I feel the author went off-topic, or the protagonist's involvement with cultivators in his second life was too rushed. It shouldn't have been like this: the protagonist used the Everlasting Youth Technique to live to over 140 years old, earning the title of the greatest martial artist in the world from the imperial court!
Honestly, I stayed up all night watching the first two worlds, but I really couldn't stand watching the third world where people practiced Buddhism.
It's supposed to be a simulation, but it's turned into an immersive experience. Is this what a life restart simulator is like? 😅 It's a bit of a bait-and-switch tactic... You might as well just write a multiverse fantasy with a cheat code that grants talents.
The Virgin Mary began in the third world. True Mother Teresa, providing no clues or guidance whatsoever. The protagonist and his senior brother go to take on disciples and examine their character, with kindness as the core. The protagonist's senior brother suddenly became a saint without any clues. Before he even took on disciples, he was described as anything but a truly virtuous person.
... Hehe 🙂 Another one practicing the Sunflower Manual
Just cut it. Why torture yourself and upset the readers? If you can't do it, just say so. Making excuses will only disappoint the readers more.
The early part was quite impressive, especially the section on rebellion and being granted titles, but the later part, focusing on immortality, became unremarkable and lacked highlights. Although the title suggests martial arts, it deviates from that theme later on.