Longevity: Starting with a Funeral Parlor

I don't understand Chapters 1 and 2. The original owner was an orphan adopted by Shi Jian, who was killed by Uncle Jiu because of a personal feud between Shi Jian and Uncle Jiu. Then the Maoshan Sect crippled and expelled Shi Jian's entire lineage. Is that reasonable?

I suggest you don't associate with Uncle Nine. I found his two apprentices extremely disgusting when I watched the movies before. These two idiots ignored all warnings and went to the site of a ghost-worshiping ceremony to play around, disrupting the ritual and releasing a bunch of evil spirits into the mortal realm to harm the people.

This cultivation method is so rudimentary, you'd think he'd become an immortal! And with this cheat-like ability to develop an AI as powerful as Skynet, resources and technology from so many worlds would be flying all over the universe—why would he be afraid of not finding resources? Besides, I have to say the protagonist's corpse-refining skills are truly terrible.

In the world of gods and ghosts in the Republic of China era, there are underworld spirits and heavenly gods. The founder of the Maoshan Sect often manifests his power. Uncle Nine killed his senior brother, which is already a crime of fratricide and insubordination. Fortunately, the senior brother was at fault first, but that does not mean that Uncle Nine is really free. Why should the protagonist cause trouble?

I feel like the eldest brother probably can't beat the Fire Cloud Evil God. First, there's speed. The ability to catch a bullet with your bare hands is crucial. A bullet's muzzle velocity is generally between Mach 2 and Mach 6, gradually decreasing as its kinetic energy diminishes. It can catch up with the speed of a bullet, meaning its speed is at least twice the speed of sound.

It's chapter 70 already, and the protagonist is still in the early stages of the first minor realm of the first major realm. Author, are you sure the protagonist is practicing evil magic? If evil magic is this hard to learn, who the hell would practice it?!

I wanted to complain as soon as I saw the synopsis! You can't even cultivate magic! Why would Shi Jian take you as a disciple when he's got nothing better to do?! Is the protagonist more arrogant than the author?!

I watched it for free for a limited time, but it wasn't very interesting. You can watch it when you're bored.

It's not bad, but it's not suitable for those with fragile egos or overly sensitive personalities. It's very realistic and selfish; people will do anything for immortality. Don't ask about bottom lines—if I could live forever, what bottom lines would I need! Well written.

The protagonist does far too much useless work. In the martial arts world, the fastest way to get rich is to become a charlatan and fool the upper echelons. Even charlatans without real skills can thrive. You, with your magical abilities, have plenty of people willing to support you.