Longevity Begins with Whale Hunting

Okay, so in the beginning, let alone reaching the Blood Refining Grandmaster level, even breaking through to the third level of Blood Refining required resources and faced numerous dangers. The protagonist, with his enormous cheat code and vastly superior resources, still struggled to break through.

What end of the Way? That is the end of your own heart. The Way is endless. Your attainment of the Way is merely an obstruction on the path. Plucking it off and consuming it will allow you to continue on the Way and ascend to the next level.

One thing I don't understand is the practice of distributing copper coins on the ship. Copper coins are very heavy. Isn't it unreasonable for the ship to carry a huge amount of copper coins on its voyages and pay its wages every day?

The beginning was fine, but the naval battles suddenly lost their appeal. Life isn't all fighting and killing, and neither is novels. Constant fighting and conflict needs a break and a more balanced pace; a good rhythm is essential for long-term success. Of course, the author has done a great job, at least the updates have been consistent. Keep it up!

You can refer to this book you're currently reading, from the story of the water monkey becoming a god to the current number one new book, and then write your own content. Write freely, write a lot, and your results won't be bad. The fisherman's profession is the foundation for obtaining resources. Skills have no limits; there's always room for improvement. There's no such thing as perfection; you can't improve.

The author could write the protagonist's scope to be broader, without being influenced by the underworld's cultivation of immortality, where all gains are obtained through robbery and development is achieved through killing. Such a character is essentially anti-human and would corrupt children.

The beginning of this book was great, but it leaned more towards the earlier fantasy novels, with a writing style somewhat similar to Shenji's "Eternal Life." It felt particularly childish and juvenile; the supporting characters, like the alchemy furnace, spoke like complete idiots. I didn't have much to say about it towards the end.

After reading chapter 19, all I can say is that the protagonist is brainless. My aversion to stupidity is getting worse; now I can't stand seeing this kind of corrupt behavior.

In the midst of a life-or-death struggle, knowing there are hidden masters, the protagonist still has to strike a pose and show off. This kind of awkward writing style from ancient times is truly unique. The author might have traveled from twenty years ago. You should go back to the past; this era is not suitable for you.

Let me see how well the author of "Life Is Weird" (or "The Bizarre Life") has written about sacrifice 🙂.