I Have Seen All the Mortal World, and Now I Am an Immortal Who Lives Forever

But there is one strange thing, just like most ancient novels about immortality or martial arts. Cultivation of immortals and martial arts have almost no impact on ordinary people. If something strange happens, the first thing that comes to mind is not the active cultivators who have been practicing immortality, but the ghosts and gods that have never been seen before. There are also some novels about martial arts, saying that the children of rich people cannot bear the hardship of practicing martial arts, so they are reluctant to let their children practice martial arts. What I saw was baffling. This must be a rigid application of reality in a real society where there are no gods and the role of martial arts training is not that great. Why do immortals come to cultivate? After cultivating for tens of thousands of years, mortals have been cultivating immortals from time to time, but there is no impact Those who have not succeeded in cultivating immortals and returned to the mortal world will no longer affect society at all in an instant.

The story of the unit drama is not bad, but the writing does not have an upward feeling.

I really didn't expect that a book with so few reviews thought it was because of its poor quality that no one cares about it. It's such a good book.

The writing style is like the friendship between gentlemen, the clouds are light and the wind is gentle, but the true feelings are revealed

It's good. We are also passers-by in this world. Life is so short and what we can do is limited. If there is a heroine, I suggest you keep it light. The nature of this book is not suitable for adding a heroine.

The years are condensed. I don't know where it was first released. The starting point should not be so unpopular.

It's really well written, I don't know why not many people read it.

A very heart-warming book, a different essay on Gou Dao's longevity

The previous writing is quite good, and the emotional expression can make readers cry. The subsequent story feels a bit cobbled together, written for the sake of writing. The emotions are gone, the realm of cultivation is blurred, and the economic system is blurred. In general, the further I read, the more confused I become, and the more I read, the more confused I become as to what the author wants to write. Can a novel like this collection of stories really be irrelevant...

Although the writing is beautiful, the reality is very cruel. The real world of cultivating immortals also competes for resources.