Living Forever in Great Yu
我在大虞长生
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Chapters 1-141 are truly a divine herb. The later chapters, due to the emotional outburst in the earlier chapters, begin the book's main theme again with the concept of immortality, but they differ from the earlier focus on family. Personally, I consider them less compelling. It's not that the author's skill has declined, but rather that the subject matter itself limits the reader's experience.
Third Sister and her daughter
The first 150 chapters are filled with miraculous herbs, and then it's all just poop.
Having read up to chapter 191 where he ran away, this book was truly phenomenal in its early stages; however, it became quite cliché later on.
This book is a pity. The beginning was good, but the rest was really hard to describe. It was arrogant and condescending...
A divine book; the best one I've ever seen.
Given the protagonist's strength (rank three), is Third Sister really suitable as his legal wife? She's been married before and has a child, and her figure and looks are only average to above average... Moreover, their relationship doesn't seem particularly good. All I can say is that Third Sister is indeed virtuous. If she becomes the main female lead, or even the only female lead, later on, I'd find it a bit hard to accept...
Starting with a younger sister, and then leaving her to grow old alone and never marry—I just don't understand what these authors are thinking. If you can't write it, you might as well not write it at all.
Having read novels for so long, this one is still my favorite. It's my favorite book this year; a few years ago it was *Rotten Chessboard* and *Senior Brother*. I'm so disappointed with current online novels. I've been reading for so long this year, and I still can't find a single novel that can compare to yours. Pshaw, most of the novels on the bestseller lists are garbage to me.
It's well-written, and the writing style is good. I've only read up to chapter 33, and I'm already asking those who have read the later chapters: is San Niangzi the female lead? If so, I won't continue reading... I simply don't like this type of female lead.