The One and Only: I Think I'm Really About to Become an Immortal

If I had that power, I would travel the world as described in the previous post, because I wouldn't have to worry about food and drink, physical stamina, safety, or accommodation—and it wouldn't cost me a penny. 😁 I will experience all extreme sports: skydiving, wingsuit flying, free climbing, surfing, deep diving, and so on.

I've read over 130 chapters, and the protagonist is already at the point where he can't even break a finger, his paranoia is so strong that he has to traverse mountains to dispose of the bodies of a few mice he kills. He's still afraid of this and that, there's not a single satisfying moment, just constant survival and data analysis. I really can't stand it anymore. I thought reading more would eventually bring some satisfaction... Well, I was wrong, there's absolutely nothing to see here.

It's finished. Was I summoned for questioning before? Author... Because it almost got taken down, I'm ending this book with chapter 404. Although I feel like there's still a lot to write later, after major revisions, I doubt anyone will read it anymore.

They claim to be the only ones who can achieve immortality, but after only five evolutions, they start thinking about making their parents, brothers, and friends live forever. They even use anchor points as an excuse to say they can never leave these relatives and friends.

The most worthless and bizarre thing in cultivation novels is forgetting emotions. The author is leaning towards this direction. Mythological stories are full of immortal-mortal romances; you keep emphasizing that you're an anomaly, almost not human, treating humans like monkeys. It's truly disgusting. We evolved from humans, so why aren't we human? Immortals are just powerful beings. If your consciousness has changed, I'd seriously suspect aliens are behind it all.

It feels like the author has run out of ideas; the writing is getting weaker and weaker; updates are infrequent; it's like an abandoned eunuch.

Is this book really that good? While I think it's well-written, the hype seems a bit excessive. I found it very bland, really bland. Am I just missing out on what makes it enjoyable for you guys? It's either about adaptability, or on the path to adaptability, or it's about sleeping and evolving. I found it quite boring.

I skipped through the subscriptions, only reading those with titles that seemed to be boasting, and finished them quickly. It was quite enjoyable, perfectly avoiding the "padded" content that most people mentioned. 😁

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