Longevity Begins with the Dragon's Roar Iron Shirt

That's really cruel. They picked up a child from infancy, and now they call him Bai Yue? Did they carve words on his face? He doesn't have the Qin surname. He can call himself Bai Yue, but his adoptive father should at least call him Qin or something. Instead, his adoptive father says, "Bai Yue is my adopted son." Who would call someone their adopted son from infancy? It's like he's trying to win over his adoptive father by treating him like his own child.

Since the "immortality template" became widely available, countless novels of this type have appeared on Qidian, but only a few are well-written. This one, however, is a readable and enjoyable read.

New author, new book! Thank you for reading. Please feel free to add it to your favorites. If you have time, you can read up to the last chapter; it has been a great help to me. Thank you! If you have any ideas for playing minor roles, feel free to leave a comment below... Thinking about minor roles is quite a brain drain; I've been racking my brains for it lately.

Good, if this continues and they don't write anything haphazardly, this book will be a fine work.

I hope the author's life can also end abruptly, just like the novel.

This genre of novels always revolves around characters who, after practicing martial arts like ants, eventually transform into spiritual cultivators and cultivate immortality—it's all rather unoriginal.

Oh dear, seeing the reincarnation story with an extra family makes me wonder if they'll have this family plot every time they reincarnate? And then there'll be some kind of dragging-down storyline where they have to take care of someone after each reincarnation? Honestly, I'd prefer a lone wolf story, or maybe one without a female lead?

I think a spear is better for body training; I'm tired of swords and sabers.

It's difficult. I think it's easy for things to fall apart later on. The early stages, like Foundation Establishment and Core Formation, can only be described with terms like "invincible as gods and demons."

Here's a suggestion: don't use quotation marks indiscriminately. Adding them to a name makes people think it's not the person in question, or that it has some special meaning.