I Attained Immortality in the Real World

The book is titled "Achieving Immortality in the Real World," but isn't reality itself a form of cultivation? What does one cultivate to become an immortal? One cultivates the mind to achieve clarity of thought, cultivates longevity to live as long as heaven and earth, and cultivates strength to move mountains and fill seas—things that ordinary people cannot do.

First It's not about cultivating immortality in the real world. After reading ten chapters, I realized that the real world is actually a fictional world, and the cultivation of immortality doesn't happen in reality either. Second The logic is utterly absurd.

I tried the exercise the author described in the book, and it gave me a bit of a headache and made me feel dizzy. 😵‍💫

Isn't the real world just like that?

Many people say this book is good! I read ten chapters and still don't understand what's so good about it! The protagonist inherits a game pod and enters a virtual world to learn fortune telling?! It's all superstitious stuff, like how the protagonist can't see anything in the virtual world but gets a special panel that Li Banxian can?! I really don't understand what's so good about it!

I took a look, and the so-called immortals in the real world are not immortals with magical powers, but rather immortals who chop wood or cook. It refers to reaching a high level on a certain path, learning various kinds of knowledge, and enriching oneself. The so-called immortal is essentially someone who learns knowledge in a game.

"Readers, I'm going to be available for purchase soon." The reader nodded without speaking. Their silence conveyed more information than words. From the beginning of the work until the eve of its release, the reader guided him with silence rather than words. Language was merely a silent punctuation mark. It was this silence of the reader that created the crocodile skin of today. "

The concept is novel, the writing is good, the setting is self-consistent, and the author has a good grasp of the plot. For readers who use their brains to read, this is a gem. At least it's not some random author whose name is meaningless and whose logic is contradictory. I wouldn't even read their free chapters even if I paid for them.

My assessment of this book can be summed up in two words: excellent. Most books on the bestseller lists are utterly incomparable to this one, like comparing a pile of history to a plate of vegetables. I don't understand why this book isn't more popular. Perhaps most readers these days lack common sense and prefer lighthearted, wish-fulfillment, harem novels.

It's best to occasionally write about showing off in the real world. Although it's a cliché, I dare say over 90% of readers enjoy the thrill. Of course, writing it well really tests your writing skills. 😁😁