Immortal Life: I Can Absorb the Memories of the Dead

Does the protagonist of this book listen to music in brothels? I've read several novels about immortality where the protagonist frequents brothels; it's disgusting.

The imperial prison, the armory, the eunuch's quarters, the empress's palace...

The Book of Changes? Are you a reincarnation of the wicked?

There's no plot whatsoever; it's all about showing off and improving one's skills.

The protagonist of this book is impotent; those who are interested can click to take a look.

Using the plot device of a physical breakthrough causing celestial phenomena to enhance the storyline is really distasteful.

Keep the main character surviving and invincible, then add more down-to-earth, relatable storylines to mitigate the homogenization caused by the fast-paced content... I believe the results will be even better.

After watching "Martial Saint," I lost interest. The protagonist is just a eunuch; all he does is cultivate, cultivate, cultivate—it's incredibly boring.

This author writes really well, giving it five stars! Now, after the review, let me advertise: click on my profile picture to read my novel, which I wrote myself. It's like a pile of shit, but that doesn't stop me from getting you top-tier readers to review it, since you might even give it the same review as me.

I feel like I've read this book before.