Laying Low in the Mortal World to Live Forever
苟在红尘长生不死
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Don't they know that getting a giant panda would poison a lot of people?
It must be said that this novel about immortality is excellent, standing out among its peers. In terms of plot development, it has the smooth and steady pace of classic immortality novels, and it can also effectively stop losses in time before stepping on a dangerous trap, thus satisfying the reading needs of most readers as much as possible.
Seeing the giant panda at the beginning felt so out of place; I couldn't bear to watch it.
In these kinds of immortality stories, why do people always argue about whether the protagonist should find a woman? Why not just write it like this next time: the protagonist discovers he's immortal, cuts off his penis, and says, "I'm immortal now, what use is this penis to me!" That way, no one will argue. Those who don't like women can continue reading, and those who do can simply drop the book—everyone's happy!
Anything like this, a story about eunuchs, is truly inhumane and disgusting.
Imitating Tomato's writing? He's a genius, you're just a panda.
Holy crap, is this some kind of cowardice? Either be a heartless person and live a carefree life, or take control of everything and hide in the background. Is this some kind of fire-fighting hero?
I've noticed that many novels about immortality end up with protagonists who become inactive, like Lao Tzu, ignoring everything and just observing the situation. But if you're going to observe the situation, why get involved in the game in the first place? And what's the point of observing once you're involved? Just playing around in the mortal world? Wow!
The beginning was alright, but the later part was severely disjointed and didn't seem to be written by the same person; the latter part was just a pile of garbage.
Judging a person's character by their work, the protagonist's character isn't very good.