The Path to Immortality Begins with Copying Others' Experience

Two chapters a day, that's tough! When will I be able to earn 10,000 a day?

The protagonist's growth trajectory: He began cultivating immortality at age 15, reached the third level of Qi Refining at 19, the fourth level (mid-stage) at 22, the seventh level (late-stage) at 30, and the tenth level (peak) at 47, successfully establishing his foundation in the same year.

That novel about a mortal is arguably the best among the fanfictions of the same name; hopefully this one will maintain that standard.

This novel feels like a copy; the same farming theme, the same fairy who wipes out entire families—it feels incredibly familiar.

The hydrology and anti-theft features are good, but I failed to get something for free, so frustrating!

This book has squandered a lot of the popularity it gained from the previous one.

The combination of an invincible protagonist's cheat-like abilities and a plot focused on survival is probably a deliberate attempt by the author to slow down the pacing. If the protagonist were from a Foundation Establishment family, or even just a small family at the late Qi Refining stage, with even a slight connection to a sect, he would have already reached Foundation Establishment before…

The book "Golden Finger Points Out a Problem" is fine at lower levels, but as the level increases, if the Golden Finger doesn't find someone practicing the same method, it can't replicate the experience, and it can't break through on its own, leading to a dead end.

I stumbled upon this book again. The ending is to be expected. This author lacks originality and is easily influenced by readers. The protagonist is a shrewd, arrogant opportunist with all his advantages, always trying to take advantage of others—a nouveau riche, shrewish, and ruthless character.

To be honest, I still liked the previous book, *A Mortal's Journey to Immortality*. This original book is a bit lacking. It lacks the foresight and immersion. Maybe it's because I like reading fanfiction. Perhaps I should try writing *Eternal Life* or *Perfect World* for my next book. Those two books are also quite popular, but unfortunately, the fanfiction adaptations aren't very good.