Longevity: The Emperor Has Gone Mad
长生：皇帝祂疯了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 626k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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[Dark Fiction] Stories Never Die, and Passion Lives On
A tribute to the authors who create out of love. I want to record stories that are destined to disappear, and hope they'll see the light of day again sometime in the future. (I prefer stories with no female lead and darker themes. I like stories that don't follow formulas, and I care about the prose.) (The list owner has completed a novel, "Infinite Strange Games," and is currently serializing "The Game of Sinners." Please add them to your collection, leave a comment, and show your support~~~)
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Please, please don't forget the protagonist's role while writing! The biggest highlight of this book is that the protagonist is a king, a peerless hero who pacifies a chaotic world and seeks immortality, not an ordinary person seeking immortality.
It's quite good. The current framework is about the decline of humanity, and the protagonist starts with insects among the demon race, merging his human body with the insects, and gradually building up his power.
Well written, with a wide range of levels. One character seems to be a demon immortal interfering in the various small worlds, while the other is a Qi Refining cultivator at the Foundation Establishment stage, appearing as if they were ants looking down on humans. But this is also the most anticipated plot. I just want to see how the protagonist defies fate. The current chapters are all very exciting. I hope the plot will unfold after the battle with the Imperial Advisor.
Simply seeking longevity is nothing special. If you resort to any means to achieve longevity, what's left after you've reached that goal?
I don't understand why most novels about Gu (a type of magical insect) portray maggots as top-tier Gu worms.
It looks alright, but I personally don't like it. Advantages: The theme is somewhat innovative, the protagonist is ruthless and will stop at nothing to achieve immortality, which I quite like. The plot is also relatively fast, and you can tell what will happen next after a few plot points are written. The fast pace is good.
The Imperial Preceptor is supposed to be a Qi Refiner, a transcendent being in this small world. How could his two disciples, if not exceptional talents, be so utterly useless? They're just there to highlight the protagonist. Since the cheat code is that you can understand a cultivation technique at a glance, why not innovate and create something new? Why not develop your own? Cultivation techniques don't just appear out of nowhere; wouldn't it be better to be a pioneer?
I'm curious, if the protagonist becomes an emperor and then discovers that the emperors of this world are protected by human fortune after a normal death, and can obtain an alternative form of immortality without doing anything, would his Dao heart shatter on the spot? 🙂
Why do emperors always refer to themselves as "Laozi" (老子)? It's so jarring.
He imitated Cao Cao but was not Cao Cao. He lacked Cao Cao's respect for talent and his magnanimity. Instead, he resembled Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, who was ruthless and heartless, killing his son, murdering his aunt, and forcing his father to abdicate. However, he also lacked Emperor Xuanzong's respect for talent and magnanimity. This is similar to Huang Chao in his later years.