
Longevity: I Keep a Low Profile Until I’m Invincible with Proficiency
长生:我以熟练度苟到无敌
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- Completed
- Length
- 117k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The most taboo thing about this kind of longevity novel is that the protagonist is very cautious in the early stage. In the middle stage, due to various reasons imposed by the author, he suddenly becomes popular. He is far from invincible. He just goes to the limelight for the sake of the common people in the world, and then is noticed by the upper world or some giants, or runs to found the best sect in the world. Or, the age of the end of the law has arrived, and the protagonist does some sexy tricks, and finally makes him a mess. Anyone written like this will not collapse in the later stage.
It's a bit silly at the beginning. A person who taught them was praised as quite talented after he understood it within a month and a half, but he was required to understand it within a month before he could become an official disciple. There's something wrong with the logic.
This book must have been set up by eunuchs and the protagonist has an immortal lifespan. So this book must be slow-burning and daily-based. As a result, it has been creating various conflicts for the protagonist. I don't know what the meaning is? The protagonist can rely on his long lifespan to slowly practice martial arts. If he is afraid of being exposed, he can just change his place to survive every ten or twenty years. And I don't understand the protagonist's reason for selling his land? Where did you learn the hunting skills from? The author doesn't think that he can easily hunt by just taking a bow and going up the mountain, right? As a modern person like the protagonist, it will be good if you can practice bow and arrow to the point where you can barely shoot the target in a month or two. Many places are very stiff. You have immortality and a proficiency panel. What is there to be anxious about?
The content is no longer consistent with the introduction. For example, this Han Xiuniang should not be ignored, but she insists on adding so many details. Why don't you stay on the mountain for decades and practice all the existing exercises well?
I haven't read the book, but after a few glances at the comment section, I feel like I've finished it.
There are already a few similar books. If they are not well written, I will give them a try for love.
This kind of subject matter? I hope the author writes seriously. There are many books on this subject that I have read. Either the title and content are different, or the writing is not good.
Another good book. But there are too many eunuchs, and I'm afraid I'm looking forward to your next development. 😁😭
Is the county seat the protagonist's home? Xiaojiaziqi.
In Cunning Rabbit Three Cave, I think it is more interesting to be more stubborn. For example, if you have a conflict with Zhang Heng, you will inevitably be jealous of Zhang Heng if you have food and then betray it. In Gou Point, taking things directly to the second stronghold can better reflect Gou.