Immortality Begins with Grinding for Experience

Other books pad their word count like crazy, but this one pushes the pace relentlessly, with no filler and all the plot serving the main storyline. Regardless of writing quality, this sheer dedication deserves encouragement.

I read it all day today, and there weren't any major problems. No glaring flaws, no experience point manipulation, and no level suppression. For a new author, not writing about parents or a female lead is really excellent. Here are the drawbacks: It's a bit repetitive and monotonous, with too many levels and rapid leveling up.

With so many martial arts techniques cultivated to their highest level, won't you get a bonus when you cultivate a new martial art?

Honestly, there are just too many hardcore gamers in China. In the games I play, there are quite a few people who grind a lot. And the worst part is, some of them both grind and spend money.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The protagonist diligently cultivated without any reckless actions, avoiding situations where he had to break through at the last minute or win unexpectedly. Although there weren't any major climaxes, it was a very satisfying read.

It's really good, truly excellent. Currently, there's no female lead. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, yet also very stable and cautious. His subordinates gather resources for him to strengthen himself; he's the pillar of strength. It's very well written, unlike other protagonists who become mere servants to their factions, putting the cart before the horse.

The plot moves really fast, but it's good that it doesn't drag.

This author is extraordinary!

I think it's pretty good. Why are there so few readers? And I suspect the author is just bored and wrote one to satisfy his craving.

It gets better and better the more I look at it, please update soon! ✊