Cultivation: Starting with the Tortoise’s Longevity Talent

Are there really people who like starting with a bad character? Shocking!

The phrase "looking back" appears all the time in author biographies; it's like Jiang Yuhang singing "Looking Back"!

They're from a sect, and you don't have a low-grade spiritual root yet you cultivate faster than someone with a high-grade spiritual root. You have a mid-grade spiritual root, what are you hiding?

The author's limited vision is immediately apparent from the first chapter; with a lifespan of 200 years, they can't even manage any side hustles.

It's not like the average lifespan is 1,000 to 1,000 years. Why did you delay someone's life by 10 years and feel no remorse at all? Why can you just smile calmly when questioned by others?

Does the protagonist have a woman? And is he another protagonist who never has children?

Friendly reminder This author frequently goes on hiatus, and when they do, it's for a long time.

The key types of Taoist academies and cultivation schools don't really inspire any desire to click.

I've always felt that lifespan should be determined by one's current state, not fixed. Humans eat grains and other foods, so their lifespan constantly changes. Even immortals, who maintain their peak condition, still need to fight, and if they are seriously injured, they will die; at that time, their lifespan will definitely change.

Mortals: Starting from the Game Store