Strange Immortality: Starting by Refining Pills for the First Emperor
诡异长生：从为始皇炼丹开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 511k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The more novels I read, the more I can feel the changes in my preferences for novel themes and the changes in what I find interesting about the main characters. I've found myself increasingly indifferent to the image of a dashing young gentleman in a white robe, which I used to really enjoy. I'm increasingly looking forward to seeing myself as an older, more mature version of myself, preferably with a beard. Of course, I'm specifically referring to a background with an ancient Chinese aesthetic.
I haven't started watching it yet, but I hope it doesn't insult or distort Qin Shi Huang.
I really don't understand this school of thought. They've already achieved immortality, so why bother cultivating immortality? People cultivate immortality to achieve immortality, but this is the opposite.
There's a small problem, author, you need to pay attention to the population issue. According to the book's plot, humanity is on the verge of extinction. War and demonization could wipe out hundreds of millions of people.
Honestly, the description is really unpleasant.
The premise is refreshing, and the writing is decent, but it feels a bit awkward to read. Like some readers have said, it's written by a pretentious, artsy author, and it has a bit of that pretentious, artsy vibe.
Written by an artsy young person, it has a strong artistic style and is suitable for artsy young people to read.
Don't delve too much into history; if you do, you'll definitely lose control, and to those in the know, it'll be incredibly toxic.
Horrible! Earthlings' minds are being invaded by something bizarre. Horror, science fiction, cultivation, history—even urban and martial arts genres are about to be invaded.
It's fair to say it's neither enjoyable nor worth abandoning. The author has misunderstood the meaning of the "immortality" label. The reason the "immortality" genre is so popular is its slow pace and relaxed, leisurely atmosphere, which perfectly aligns with the prevailing "laissez-faire" mentality in reality.