Immortal Through the Ages of Chinese History
我在华夏历史里长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 143k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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70Chapters
171Recommendations
17Fans
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No... If you're immortal and ageless, maintaining the body of a 20-year-old forever, can't you even do some simple physical strength training? You're still so weak, it's unbelievable.
What I really want to say is that immortality without a matching Dao heart is poison. Imagine living alone, watching those around you gradually die. Forget 1000 years, you wouldn't even last 200. You'd go insane. And this protagonist doesn't even have a way to protect himself. Even in feudal society, he'd be easy prey. Don't underestimate the ancients; they were actually quite clever.
What's the use of immortality if you don't change history and accelerate the march towards the interstellar age?
You've lived for a hundred thousand years straight, and your personal combat skills haven't improved at all? Or at least you should be able to build a basic personal weapon by now. It feels so low-level.
Is there no future world?
They've been stuck on Earth for millions of years; other civilizations with foresight would have already embarked on the path to cosmic domination.
It feels like it was written by AI; the beginning and end don't make sense.
Is this the multi-origin theory?
After reading the beginning, I feel there's still a certain bias; there's no need to consider Homo erectus as our ancestor.
If they had that ability, they would have unified the world long ago, or spread their seed all over the world, making the whole world their children, including Europe, Southeast Asia, and North America.
Transcending the original history, the existence of the protagonist will inevitably change something. I once read a book where a man and a woman traveled back to ancient times and replaced the sun-shooting and Nuwa storytellers, but in the end, nothing changed; history simply repeated itself.
The main character is no good. It can't compare to the protagonist of the movie "The Man from Earth," and its plot isn't as logically sound. Others are primitive people, and the world's history is said to have been created under his influence (Buddha is his friend, he was inspired by Buddha through their communication, and went to the West to become Jesus).