Longevity: I Want to Enjoy the Riches of This World

I've only ever seen protagonists who are mortals, then use their wits and courage to blackmail cultivators, eventually embarking on the path of cultivation themselves. That's really something. The protagonist is a cultivator, being blackmailed by mortals, being treated like dirt, and they justify it by saying they're unfamiliar with the area and the mortals are local bullies who can't do anything for them.

The protagonist of this book has already reached the Foundation Establishment stage, yet he has absolutely no self-control. He wants to sleep with any woman he sees, even mortal women. What kind of immortal cultivation has he achieved?

It's suggested that once the protagonist becomes invincible in the mortal world, they shouldn't increase their cultivation level. Focus on improving their skills. Once all skills are at their peak, and they've accumulated enough spiritual energy to return to the cultivation world, they can sell some puppets, rent a high-level cave for a day, and then increase their realm.

I've finished reading the latest installment, so I'll write a book review! First of all, this cheat is somewhat interesting: developing the population of your faction and extracting their resources. However, from beginning to end, the protagonist only extracts the most abstract thing: lifespan.

The protagonist's cheat ability is powerful enough, and he's ruthless enough, but it's disgusting that there's a woman in every chapter or two. There are hundreds of ordinary women in the book, which is 300,000 words long, and 100,000 words are about women. How thirsty are you?

It will take some effort to prevent others from suspecting the protagonist's extraordinary opportunities! The protagonist's current situation seems suspicious; a simple investigation would reveal its anomalies! A mere mortal at the third level of Qi Refining, he immediately made a spectacle in the capital after reaching Foundation Establishment.

How many halos did the author give the protagonist? Everyone, whether they're a mule or a horse, wants to provoke him and act tough!

The poison is that instead of using tax money to improve cultivation, you upgrade your magic weapon, which isn't too bad. But after you've been lying low for 10 years, you suddenly want to fight someone to the death. Shouldn't you be more cowardly since you've already achieved immortality?

Of all the main characters who achieve immortality, this is the most incompetent one I've ever seen. The plot is relatively stable, and overall it's not bad.

It's practically like relying on the thesis defense 😆😆😆, how frustrating is it for a cultivator?