A Thousand Years in the Forbidden Zone, Yet This Expert Is Far Too Cautious

This author seems to have some misunderstanding about forbidden zones, haha. You're already being generous by not sacrificing yourself on the spot, yet you expect to get something for nothing? Your intelligence is questionable. Even if you handed over the elixir of immortality, they'd still kill you to silence you.

I came to see the "forbidden zone," which means "nine lives lost," but this "forbidden zone" is so weak! 🤭

That was a decisive cut, little eunuch.

How can a censored actor still get featured?

My idea of ​​a restricted area is this: the protagonist trains alone in the restricted area for a long time, unable to encounter anyone outside, and can't leave the starting village—at least that's how it is in the early stages 😕. It's a long time before the protagonist can finally leave the restricted area, and then they start acting all high and mighty, thinking they're really bad 🤔

The opening is quite well-written. This genre is somewhat similar to "Cultivating Immortals for a Thousand Years," both being stories about staying home and reading text. The addition of an enlightenment system adds a touch of behind-the-scenes intrigue, which I feel should make it more compelling. I'll definitely add it to my collection and recommend it. Good luck, author!

According to Honey Chicken, the author is a female PhD student from Soochow University.

That's it, is that the end? Oh well, I never expected it to be finished anyway, since there are too many abandoned stories and too few authors.

A very good start! The content isn't awkward, and the writing is lively. I hope this book can maintain this momentum until the end.

I felt nauseous just looking at the titles of these two books recently. Speechless.