Cultivating Longevity in the Age of Declining Dharma
苟在末法得道长生
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- Completed
- Length
- 717k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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Outlive your enemy. Isn't it just watching your enemy live happily until they die of old age?
Each method is used; even without evil cultivators massacring mortals to create blood pools, it's still considered using various methods.
Speechless. This book gets boring after a while. The same old content, the protagonist never fights, but trouble keeps coming his way.
Your synopsis made me think the novel would only begin after the villains who had reached the Foundation Establishment stage... I didn't expect it to start a hundred or two chapters later.
The protagonist sabotages himself every day just to reach the word count.
Because one must hide in danger to cultivate in seclusion every day, and to resolve the danger one must escape, once one escapes, one says that it is in danger that one is suitable for cultivating in seclusion every day, and then deliberately seeks death. Being a saint or something is not a problem at all.
This book should be called "The Mother Teresa of a Wimpy Guy".
Speechless. Helping the enemy's child level up is ridiculous. "Don't cut the weeds at the root, they'll grow back in the spring breeze"—doesn't he understand? The protagonist of this book is just as brainless as a villainous boss in a movie or TV series. This book is probably doomed.
Heaven rewards diligence, but conflicts abound.
It's starting to fall apart. There are constant conflicts and all sorts of inexplicable reasons making things difficult for the protagonist, with small incidents occasionally escalating into major problems. It's a fast-paced story with a "hard work pays off" plot device.
The author's writing is getting worse and worse. They're including anything to advance the plot, constantly talking about being cautious but always getting involved in various troubles. Every time the protagonist gets into trouble, it's caused by someone close to them. Just fake your death—it's so simple, all the problems can be solved that way.
Why is the protagonist so stupid? The world is so big, why is he getting entangled with these small families in a county town!