Longevity Martial Arts: I Spend Silver to Add Years to My Life

It would be best if the longevity novel did not include a female protagonist. If it is not handled well, it will become a big poisonous point. There is a kind of immortality novel. I usually turn around and leave after reading the beginning. At the beginning, there is a character who has no blood relationship, usually a junior sister, or she was picked up, has no blood relationship at all, and then is valued by nb forces. She has top talents, so I can't give it to her, but it makes me sick.

She is still alone, there is not even a shadow of the heroine, there are no female supporting characters, the yard is as big as one person, and there are not even maids and servants. Let alone the ancient times, just say how can a person live in a villa if he has money now? Most people look for nannies. Although Although the author's writing is good, it is inconsistent with common sense. If you are rich and still single, at least write some emotions. I read more than 90 chapters in one breath. The time in the book should be two years. In the two years, I only met one woman. Zhao Mei, still can't survive one chapter.

Why not get some influence to help make money? The fastest way to make money is to fight for hegemony and conquer; in the end, you are still afraid of running out of money😥

The money is doubled and the money in the world will be used up by you sooner or later.

The author should change the main character's problem of being startled. His face is full of shock and horror at every turn. It is a trivial matter, and he must at least have good expression management, otherwise he will be horrified by trivial things.

I see a lot of people praising this book, which makes me afraid to read it. Can anyone tell me what the main character's mentality is like in this book? The Virgin is still decisive in killing. Should I be my own master, or should I be someone else's dog?

It's a short story about fighting monsters and upgrading. It doesn't have any poisonous points, and it doesn't have much highlights. The plot is a bit bloody, and it's the kind of story where the protagonist gets whatever he wants, but the author's writing is good and he covers this up very well. Those who are short on books can read it.

There is nothing poisonous and nothing bright. It's a feeling of whether you can see it or not. I don't know if it's personal aesthetic fatigue or something else.

So in some worlds, silver is more expensive than gold because of you.

Why don't we just go to the silver mines directly?