Longevity: Beginning as an Unorthodox Cultivator

It's been more than a hundred chapters, and the protagonist's cultivation basically hasn't changed much. He just opened a dozen acupuncture points. At this pace, it will take more than three thousand chapters to practice Qi to perfection. I'm convinced.

The side sect still has to look at the side sect's loose immortals. Remember this sentence: I, the side sect, take shortcuts.

Qidian just charges money, but where is the after-sales service? Such eunuchs should compensate us readers

Let me first tell you why I like it, otherwise I would have deleted the book long ago if the author's updates were so bullshit. Originally, the style of this book is what I hate the most, it is funny and funny. I originally read books to read plots and stories, but some novels were so funny that they thought the readers would join in and laugh along with them, which completely insulted the readers' intelligence. I couldn't stand the kind of novels with logical loopholes and loose plots. However, the funny gags in this book are all about the narrator or the psychological activities of the protagonist, while the dialogue between the protagonist and people is very serious. It gives me a feeling that the funny scenes are the protagonist's self-comfort and self-hypnosis. Because the protagonist comes from a dangerous background and wants to be a 'human' rather than a demon, so it seems that the funny scenes do not reduce the intelligence but have a real flavor. The protagonist's words and deeds are inconsistent, and he is more like a living person who has traveled through the new world of immortality, accepting the reality and slowly integrating it and then improving. And I think the author's slow writing of the plot is really interesting. Why? Because I read too many books, I get tired of them after reading half of them. The rest are similar to upgrading, killing monsters and changing maps. When I read a lot of novels, they are interesting when they are at low levels at the beginning. For example, in most novels, the period of Qi training and foundation building is the most interesting, because there are powerful supporting characters such as Nascent Soul, and the protagonist develops and grows in the low-level period. Later, when the protagonist rises up, he becomes bored and tired. This book has the kind of "Gou Daoliu" feeling that I like. It is not the pure Gou Daoliu, but it is more beautiful. Some people are either just cowards, or they are just like farming cloud and rain skills with golden fingers, and then they become very proficient and pretend to be a little bit, and then continue to be cowards. It's exactly like a daily novel. If there is a certain plot, you will talk nonsense for a long time and then continue to be cowardly. It is as boneless as a turtle, which makes the reader feel very aggrieved. It is not abusing the owner but the reader. To be tolerant, not to be vulgar, to be cautious with high-level people, but to be tough with people of the same level. The protagonist of this book should be tough on his own territory. Although he is often stubborn, when he meets someone who deserves to be killed, he will directly kill him without talking nonsense. Although there are times when he is nosy, he is not too holy. It is appropriate for the first pick to maintain a little positive energy for his own sake. It is not too holy and not too selfish. It is just right. This kind of period when the protagonist slowly grows up at a low level and a lot of plots happen, gives me a feeling of Gou Daoliu's real cultivation of immortality, which is very immersive. What is reality? It's not that every time the protagonist of a small plot has a big harvest, it's not that every emergency happens because of the protagonist, it's not that every time that the protagonist takes advantage of it without being frustrated, it's not that every time that the protagonist's newly acquired skills are invincible, it's like a coincidence, and it's not that every time everything goes as expected, there will be a reward. Anyway, I read this book and liked it very much. It is daily but not mediocre. It is forbearing and has a bit of backbone. The skills are hard to find and there are pitfalls everywhere. But with Goldfinger, I try to find ways to go further. Goldfinger is not invincible. The protagonist has been working hard, although sometimes he is busy for a while and there is no gain. Just like us readers, the novelty is limited and we want to try everything. The environment is dangerous, and the protagonist is trying to find a way to slowly get in touch with the beasts of the same family despite being different. He is not the kind of brainless protagonist who just jumps around holding the banner of justice high. Anyway, I think the most important thing in a novel is whether there are loopholes in the logic, whether the supporting characters have the IQ, and whether the plot can be explained reasonably. I read novels just to be immersed in them. If the realism is not enough to immerse myself in them, I won't be able to read them. No more nonsense for now, just talk about what comes to mind. Do you have any similar Gou Daoliu novels to recommend? Anyway, I think as long as the plot is not an intellectual novel and there are no logical loopholes, it is a good novel.

To express my personal opinion, I talk to myself too much. I don't think it's funny, I just feel it's very dramatic and embarrassing 😒

It started fine, but then the system suddenly jumped out and made me sick. Abandoned, abandoned.

Boss, haven't you cheered up after such a long time? You're just a woman, that's not it. Just write a book. When you become a great master, you can earn a few small goals a year. What woman doesn't have that? ? ? And if you think about it from another angle, wouldn't it be a good thing to realize now? Isn't it much worse than raising your child, marrying him, and buying a house, only to find out after you have spent all your money on buying a house? ? ?

The author is not in a hurry at all. The protagonist has been in a hurry since time travel, but his cultivation has hardly changed at all, and he has hardly seen the protagonist's serious cultivation. Either this is not going well, or that is not good, and he keeps being cheap. Is this immortality invisible at all? The side story is quite similar, but it doesn't mean that the protagonist is not anxious and the audience is anxious, just keep it up, Daoji will read it again, I hope he won't be a eunuch 🙏

This author has been a eunuch before, no need to wait, this kind of author can be blocked

Except for the Xuanjian Immortal Clan. It can be said to be the only good-looking immortality novel in Qidian in recent years. It has a bit of a fairy gourd flavor, with a stronger flavor of classical fairy tales and some humor, and the logic is more reasonable. It feels like the whole book suddenly stopped writing when it was gaining momentum.