
The Immortal Road of a Hundred Lifetimes
百世仙路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The writing style and creativity are both superb; the author has the potential to become a literary genius. Then they started adding their own personal opinions like crazy, and the protagonist's values started to become normal. But then things got weird. For example, later on, an ordinary person saves the protagonist.
I came here because of its reputation, and this is the first time I've seen such a beastly protagonist since the internet cleanup began. Even Tang San is no match for this protagonist. Although saving Tang San doesn't guarantee repayment, Tang San wouldn't kill his benefactor's son for no reason.
Having read up to chapter 50, here are my thoughts: The main storyline initially focuses on the protagonist cultivating immortality while still alive, but gradually shifts to the main character using save files to revive and fight for justice. 1. Normally, the protagonist completes the game with one life, but this protagonist has dozens of lives and is still not out of the starting village.
I suggest killing the protagonist in chapter 185. The protagonist can't eliminate all the monsters. Seeing monsters kill people only causes him trouble and makes him waste brain cells thinking about what is good and evil. Killing him is for his own good.
Isn't it the behavior of a scattered soldier to wipe out the entire family of one's benefactor? I didn't expect it to become so popular. Remember to cite the source next time you use this.
Following the logic of Chapter 185, shouldn't the author have killed his parents first when he grew up?
If you don't have the writing skills, don't write such incredibly toxic and brain-dead plots. Someone's entire family was kind to you by helping you cure your illness, and you kill their last member because their family was harmed, and you call that doing it for their own good? Is this what you call pursuing humanity and justice? Even more twisted than you!
I hereby declare Tang San has successfully secured second place on the birth ranking.
Tang San would only kill someone if he saw them or suspected they possessed some treasure. It's the first time I've seen someone kill someone with absolutely no benefit in their actions.
I came here because of its reputation, and seeing this in the middle of the night completely broke my spirits.
You've redefined the meaning of "repaying kindness" this time! 🤣🤣🤣