Longevity: I Keep a Low Profile Until I’m Invincible with Proficiency

The biggest mistake in novels about immortality is portraying the protagonist as cautious in the early stages, only to have them suddenly become reckless and arrogant in the middle stages for various reasons imposed by the author. They're far from invincible, yet they seek fame and fortune for the sake of the people, attracting the attention of the upper realm or powerful figures.

It's a bit silly from the start. A teacher who only grasped the basics in a month and a half is praised for being quite talented, yet they require students to grasp the basics within a month to become formal disciples. The logic is flawed.

This book is definitely going to be abandoned. Since the protagonist is already given an immortal lifespan, the book should have been a slow-paced, slice-of-life story. Instead, it keeps creating all sorts of conflicts for the protagonist. I don't understand the point.

The content no longer matches the synopsis. Take Han Xiuniang, for example; we shouldn't even bother with her. Why add so many extra details? Why not just stay on the mountain for a few decades and master all the existing techniques first?

I haven't read the book, but after glancing at the comments section, I feel like I've already finished it.

I already have a few decent ones; if they're not well-written, I'll just keep writing them out of passion.

This kind of subject matter? I hope the author writes it seriously. So many books on this subject have flopped. I've read so many; either the title and content are different, or the writing is poor.

Another good book. But there are too many unfinished parts, so I'm worried about what will happen next. 😁😭

Is the county town the protagonist's home? That's petty.

While the saying "a cunning rabbit has three burrows" holds true, I find a more cautious approach more interesting. For example, if there's a conflict with Zhang Heng, having food might arouse Zhang Heng's jealousy and lead to betrayal. Being more cautious, simply taking the supplies to a second base better demonstrates this cunning.