Stay Out of My Way to Eternal Life
别挡我的长生路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 346k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Nowadays, family-based stories attract more viewers. One person works hard and the whole family doesn't go hungry, which is exhausting to watch. With more people, there's more territory and more resources. It's no longer interesting to see someone rely on their own efforts to succeed.
I suggest the author avoid writing about the power of a single ox or a single dragon, as this could easily cause the story to fall apart later on. Also, the realms in this book are somewhat complex.
I have some doubts about this book.
Is that "Jiu Jiu" the female protagonist? It seems a bit unreasonable that she cultivates so quickly without any resources. The protagonist didn't even have extra resources for her, only a cultivation method, and yet she didn't have enough time to cultivate (she's a servant). How did she manage to surpass the protagonist's fellow servants?
There's no female lead, so I just wrote a tag, and then it inexplicably disappeared. Maid, a reminder for those who want to see it.
This herb is absolutely divine; it's definitely worth a look.
When families harm each other, the family is doomed.
Honestly, the content written before it went on sale was exceptionally well-written, demonstrating a unique understanding of family legacy and a grand vision. However, there's a catch... 1. The protagonist's parents died too hastily, and the idea of having the offspring kill the protagonist to advance the plot made the supporting characters seem a bit too naive.
New wine in old bottles, old wine in new bottles! A well-used tactic can last a lifetime!
I've finished reading it. So far, there are no major flaws. The protagonist's personality feels natural and believable, and there aren't any idiotic plot points. I'll just say a few words; I'm not asking for anything, but the author must have had their own clear vision! 1. Regarding combat power, it's best to keep it under control.
There's no anticipation at all for the later parts of this book. I've read too many fantasy novels, and the reason I haven't read one in a long time is because they all follow the same formula. I don't even need to read the beginning to know what the ending will be like. You can tell the ending just by looking at the beginning.