I Traveled to the End of the Immortal Path

Chapter 11 is acting up again. To summarize, there's not much useful content. It's already padded out before it's even released. If you write less about women and less about romance, nobody will want to read it. Does it mean you can't write a book if you don't write about women? This book has this problem.

It's a pity that I was so optimistic about the Immortal Path to Godhood, but when I got to the part about exploring the mountains, the style suddenly changed, turning into a light novel, and as a result, none of the subsequent books were long.

The first few chapters were alright; they weren't exactly groundbreaking, but they were at least refreshing. The only drawback is that there are always long, inexplicable paragraphs of inner monologues, though this could also be due to different reading habits. But problems started to arise 3,000 years later, and they became very serious. First, there are two women.

Egg, I checked, and after six hours of fake chasing, it only got 80, while real chasing only got a maximum of 50. After it's released, this number will have to be cut even further. There's really no need to continue writing it. If all else fails, let's just follow the trend... It's only 200,000 words now, so it's not too late to stop. In the next book, we won't write about women anymore, we'll only write about killing, killing, killing.

The author's endless armaments and the battles on the immortal path can be considered classics among classics.

If this result is still not ideal, I suggest creating a pseudonym, abandoning this identity, starting afresh, and rediscovering your original aspirations. Sometimes, people can't continue watching because they lack confidence in the plot and have no expectations, so they become overly critical of the current storyline.

I've been following this series for a while now, and I feel that the main theme of love in this work is: Negative elements such as emotional repression, taking on responsibility, and unrequited love. Although it contains elements such as resignation, thoughtfulness, lack of jealousy, and carefree attitude, the overall atmosphere is gloomy and unhappy.

Has Egg's popularity with casual readers vanished? Sigh, the author of Endless Armaments, it feels like this account is doomed.

Sigh, after following it for two days, I'm going back to reread *Immortal Path*. This is my fifth time. While both are Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novels, *Immortal Path* is truly a classic. This one clearly tries to follow the trend, change things, and speed things up, but reading it now, it's not even as engaging as *Thousand Machine Palace* or that family-themed novel in its early stages.

I've read Endless Armament seven times, each time about a year apart. I've also read Gods' Game three times. I can't read any other novels at all. I love this realistic style; it's really immersive.