Longevity: I Grew a Ninth-Grade Green Lotus
长生：我种出了九品青莲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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615Chapters
14.4kRecommendations
112.3kFans
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Is this going to be a harem story? Not only is your childhood sweetheart nice to you, but you also have to take in a maid and engage in ambiguous relationships. You kept emphasizing your immortality and fear of matters of the heart, watching the person you love die before you, and now this...
Classic useless protagonist genius girl
Is this going to turn into a harem? Help! Please don't do that! 🥵🥵🥵
Overall, not bad, above 80 points.
The writing style is light and easy, making for a pleasant reading experience. He doesn't look like a new author. It's a very imaginative idea, and I'm looking forward to it, but I don't know how it will develop from there. Looking forward to more details, and hoping the author will write about spells and skills in more detail. In conclusion, the assessment is complete. We have enough supplies; let's keep it up!
Having read up to chapter 200, I noticed the author frequently forgets things. He kills monsters but doesn't collect their corpses, and two outer disciples took so many Foundation Establishment Pills, yet he still complains about being poor after achieving Foundation Establishment.
The protagonist could learn divination techniques, like shortening his lifespan and telling fortunes—such an awesome ability, yet he doesn't use it. Sigh, the author's imagination is a bit limited. 🙂
The author forgot to mention something else: in that cave in the forbidden area, the cultivator had a ring, and you haven't explained what was inside it.
Brothers, I'm getting a bit stuck around chapter 30! It's that part where breaking through from level one to level two in Qi Refining is so difficult! Could you tell me how the later chapters are? I'm really out of books to read.
I'd like to ask those who have read this far: since the title is about immortality, and it's over a million words, how's the timeline going? Has it spanned more than 1000 years? Is it true immortality, witnessing the changing times, or is it a fake immortality act with one embarrassing moment after another?
You're writing a novel, fine, but why did you have to include a younger sister? Seriously, I'm speechless.