Immortality: Someone Dug Up My Grave Again

Everyone has different guesses about someone who has lived for a very long time. Is it because they've lived so long they've lost interest in everything? Or are they still full of curiosity about new things? I can't give a general answer; after all, everyone has their own interpretation. But in my eyes, the longer a person lives, the simpler their mind becomes.

It's a good book, and it even boldly features two male protagonists. Overall, it's a good read and worth reading, with not many flaws. But the author is really ruthless when it comes to cursing people 😥, to what extent? He even curses himself. I don't think it's necessary to argue with those people in the book review section. It will affect readers' perception of you and the book itself.

Most of the time, when I abandon a book, I simply walk away without saying a word. But with this book, you can tell from the beginning that the author wants to write it well. But both men are alive, making it a dual-protagonist genre. Male-oriented content might not be very popular. If that's the kind of writing you want, you could consider putting it in a female-oriented genre and adding some spice.

It's a very good read. The protagonist was already in the modern era before falling asleep, so there were no awkward transitions to the modern world that made me feel uncomfortable, and there were no mindless, simplistic plot points like in typical light novels. It has its own internal logic. The only downside is that there are too few words.

The premise is fine, but two undead is just... Weird.

Well, everyone has their own interpretation of Hamlet. I felt really uncomfortable watching Chi Ling's performance for a while. I think even someone who has lived for thousands of years would step in to help someone they've only known for a few days or a stranger who is about to be insulted. Besides, he comes from ancient times, so I think he should understand how important a girl's chastity is. It's not that living for thousands of years makes one's feelings weak. But that's just my opinion.

Spoiler alert! There's another protagonist who can't die and is chasing you, so having two main characters suddenly makes you worthless. Bye everyone.

I was a bit annoyed after reading chapter 51. Couldn't they have just said that their family had records of being invincible or never having been defeated? If they keep throwing a tantrum, they should just mention the fan! Did they have to sulk and drink alone? Is this all there is to immortality?

The auction alone has so many chapters, the main plot isn't progressing much, it's quite boring. I've mostly skipped around, and after over 70 chapters, all I know is about Fusu, and we haven't even met face-to-face yet.

Hmm… I saw there was another undead. It's like being in the middle of eating and seeing someone pooping next to you. I instantly lost all interest. I was wondering if I should continue watching. I was genuinely disgusted.