A Hundred Lifetimes in Search of Immortality
百世求仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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- I Cultivate Across LifetimesEnglish name
- Seeking Immortality Across a Hundred LifetimesEnglish name
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The protagonist should create his own martial arts manual, the Sunflower Manual, to improve his aptitude by transforming his acquired and innate energies, and even change his yin and yang to become a girl, hehehe.
Ten thousand years later, the Nth generation Yingzi sat on Li Qing's grave, stroking the tombstone and leisurely said: "Little Li, yours wasn't called 'playing it safe,' mine was real 'playing it safe.' You were busy to death every day, either cultivating or preparing for future cultivation, while I, Yingzi, enjoyed the fruits of your labor, never showing my face. You did all the work, I just played it safe."
This is the most complete longevity text I have ever read.
I don't know what kind of novels the readers who commented usually read, but as a 10-year veteran reader, I think this book has a very interesting premise. It shows elements of traditional cultivation novels, but later develops its own theories. The most interesting thing about *Seeking Immortality Through a Hundred Lifetimes* is the protagonist's personality.
The cultivation system in this book has a really big problem. What makes it so big? — It has no bottlenecks in cultivation levels; every cultivator is a one-punch superhero. For example, the Desolate Emperor can cultivate a Desolate Emperor stronger than himself. Yes, you heard right. It sounds absurd, but the cultivation system in this book can achieve this.
They even deleted my post! I've already given a very objective evaluation. Before reaching the Golden Core stage, it was a divine herb; after reaching the Void Realm, it was just a mediocre herb; and after changing worlds, it's purely about making easy money. Anyone who disagrees can refute me. Only a fool would delete my post.
It's really... I've read 80% of it and paid tens of dollars. I'm about to drop this book; the later parts are increasingly redder than the original, while the beginning was quite good. Just pick a few things to complain about 1. The later parts become increasingly sloppy, riddled with typos and grammatical errors; even phrases like "the chubby boy eats the fairy's leg" are included.
Having read this far, I think there's one key point about this book: there are few fight scenes, and when someone is going to fight, they're basically killed instantly. The core principle is survival. Even if there aren't many battles and little experience, the protagonist's cultivation level is always higher than others in each battle, resulting in a higher margin for error.
Hopefully, this won't be like other novels of the same genre that are all bark and no bite. If the rebirth happens repeatedly in the same world, then the previous life should leave behind some savings for the next, establishing safeguards or creating different powers somewhere.
Please continue reading, especially on Mondays and Tuesdays.
The Yin-Yang Realm, the Star Realm, the Tai Xuan Realm, and the Thirty-Six Heavens are all interconnected. The strongest in the Yin-Yang Realm is the Void Realm, which the protagonist rarely encounters before reaching. Upon reaching the Void Realm, he only sees it briefly before fleeing.