I Lived to the End of the Myriad Worlds

After reading dozens of chapters, I found that the farming model of the protagonist, a big lord, is simply unreliable. It is most suitable for an immortal and a lone traveler. People's hearts are fickle. There is nothing wrong now, but what about the future? When there are hundreds of thousands of subordinates and all the original old people are dead, will the newcomers be loyal one by one? Not everyone likes to die a rotten death. When the power and status are high, there will be ambition. Family loyalty cannot guarantee that it will remain unchanged like heaven and earth. One disadvantage is that the whole world knows that the protagonist is an immortal. The best thing is to go to the Wudang Clan to learn martial arts for about thirty years and then travel around the world, learn various industries and open some stores, keep changing places, and appreciate various customs. Also, the protagonist's character is actually warm-hearted. He is so deadly that he doesn't want to see the common people suffer. What a true immortal requires is indifference, reason, and cunning, and he is definitely not nosy.

The first step is to be a foster father. According to the author, two people are hired every year. In 20 years, there will be 40 people and 40 adopted sons? When you become King Wen of Zhou, will you accept a hundred adopted sons?

I hope that the protagonist can live from the world of Yitian to the modern era, so that there will be another spiritual revival to transition to the age of cultivating immortals, and then the age of interstellar warriors, and then the age of simulated heavens, and then the age of world creation, that is, the age where everyone has the ability to create the world. There are many such novels,

After reading the comments section, I summarized that the protagonist is an immortal, but he does not have the ability to suppress the world. He is still warm-hearted, has no scheming, and shows off everywhere. The protagonist has the body of an immortal, but does not have the mentality and consciousness of an immortal, so he is so desperate. I originally wanted to fall into the trap, but it turns out that the protagonist has such a personality, which is not my cup of tea.

The temptation of the protagonist's immortality is greater than the throne. Even your closest relatives will betray you and rob you of the secret of immortality. The author's description of the people around the protagonist is too naive and inconsistent with the greedy nature of human nature. People can kill people for money, let alone immortality!

The protagonist is very contradictory, slowly gathering power like a tortoise, ignoring the general trend of the times to create heroes, regardless of the demands of the talents below, having advanced ideas, programs, and no knowledge. Hide and tuck. You can hide them, but thinking about independence in a place that is not suitable for rebellion is not intelligent. There were not many people in the late Yuan Dynasty, and local governments were independent of each other. A hundred thousand mountains cannot hide people. It's right to practice defensive skills if you want to live forever, but if you want to rebel and gain power, that's not the plan.

Anyone who can persist until chapter 12 is a god.

The more you look at it, the more rubbish it becomes, and the longer you live, the more rubbish it becomes. This pig's feet feel like they have done nothing. If you are not good at martial arts, you are always being overtaken by younger generations. Even Xu Fu in the storm is not as good as him.

Fast forward to the scene where the protagonist is kept in a cage and his skin is peeled off and his blood is drawn to make elixirs for eternity.

At the beginning, people are said to be more than ten or twenty years old. Some are called foster fathers and some are young masters. The protagonist never seems to pretend that he is an immortal, and the people below have no doubts at all. There is also a national intelligence construction research institute. I am afraid that the first person to study is the protagonist. For such a large stall, everyone is loyal.