
The Immortal Path to Longevity: Starting as an Assassin
长生仙道:从当杀手开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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395Chapters
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58.1kFans
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So much hype! A kid applying for a guard job? That's amazing! And what about a beggar who's constantly starving growing to adult height in three months? The hormones in that food must be incredible!
Having finally gained some self-defense capabilities in the mortal world, I suddenly switched to cultivating immortality, only to start as a "useless" character again, getting robbed and kidnapped right from the start. Isn't this like starting all over again? I'm finding it a bit hard to accept…
Does the plot not need logic at all? A group of people who were about to be caught and killed by the ant swarm saw the protagonist. Seeing that his level was low, they wanted to run with him so that the protagonist, who was slow, could buy them some time. The protagonist saw through their intentions, refused, and ran in the opposite direction.
The water was bad enough, but then they added a female lead, and the whole thing fell apart. I'm dropping it.
This is so drawn out! A mortal character drags on and on, then suddenly he gains a cheat code and desperately suppresses his cultivation level. It's disgusting plot, garbage novel.
I'm not saying this lightly, but this book emphasizes its dark side from the very beginning. How can an assassin group claim to be protecting their country? And how can an assassin group be one of the four major sects of a nation? They even bring up not letting the common people down? Where are they when they're killing good officials?
Having read up to chapter 84, it's the same old pseudo-spiritual root trope again, amazing. And that woman, her superior spiritual root is no surprise. I knew she'd have a role later on since she occasionally showed up. Let's keep her around for now and see what happens.
Having seen 42 images, here are my thoughts. The author of this novel did a poor job of setting up the protagonist. The protagonist's cheat ability was inconsistent; he could copy other people's techniques when they came into contact with him, but sometimes it just wouldn't work. And then there's the protagonist spending his time practicing alchemy and selling those pills for money.
I don't understand why the protagonist's strength is constantly being suppressed. I've read 80 chapters already, and the protagonist still hasn't cultivated immortality; it's not very interesting. Also, I don't understand the purpose of learning all those miscellaneous skills. Is it just for padding the story? I'll persevere and read on, but if the official version is this padded, I'll stop reading.
It's another "loser" story; I've been filtered out again. 😅