Starting with Longevity, I Cautiously Become the Immortal World's Supreme Being

Time can cultivate wisdom. However, the protagonist gives off a childish vibe, lacking much composure.

What's the point of taking a thousand years to build a foundation and ten thousand years to achieve the Golden Core? 🙄

I've noticed that in every cultivation and immortality novel, the protagonist is invariably a useless character, even less talented than a dog. Authors wouldn't write a story without this kind of setup.

What's the point of immortality without a female lead? Wouldn't she be lonely? And without romance, it feels very dull.

Seeing the protagonist run away without hesitation, I knew this book was worth following.

The description says, "You can't kill someone now, but you'll be able to kill someone ten thousand years from now?" If someone can live for ten thousand years, you'll be nothing but an ant in their eyes.

Who reads stories about useless protagonists these days? Do you even read them? If you like stories where you know the plot from the beginning, would you still be able to finish reading them? Readers need to stand up for themselves. The reason there are so many debates is because we have so few choices. So let's be firm and criticize without hesitation.

The description itself is problematic. If others cultivate for 100 years, and you need 1000 years, you still can't beat them now. Ten thousand years from now, as long as they are still alive, their cultivation level will be much higher. How will you still be able to beat them then?

Around chapter 50, the writing became a bit too bland. Moreover, you don't even cultivate protective spells. It's too far-fetched that a Foundation Establishment cultivator would use a Qi Refining stage lightness technique to escape from someone chasing you (Foundation Establishment stage).

They claim to be immune to all poisons, yet they fear erysipelas?