
The Secret of Eternal Life
永生秘要
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 692k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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167Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
2.8kFans
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The writing style leans towards that of a physical book, with twists and turns, and a somewhat hard-hitting plot. There's no excessive fighting, but logically, you need to follow the rules the author has woven to understand the story.
Actually, it's not bad, so why are your grades so bad?
The plot is good, but the subject matter is too confident.
I don't know if it's related to my grades, but lately I've been focusing almost entirely on developing side stories, and it's like I haven't progressed at all on the main plot. The protagonist's scientific research is becoming less and less prominent, to the point that he's almost like a tool for Wang Taimingde.
The modern storyline was poorly written; it would have been better to stick with the ancient storyline.
After reading a few chapters, I felt something was off. This writing doesn't feel like a novel; it's more like a game walkthrough, haha. But it's still readable.
Sigh, it's such a waste that it was abruptly canceled and left unfinished.
Although the book lacks detailed descriptions of the characters and is mostly straightforward, the Lianhu Three Families and the Republican-era setting are very interesting. Li Chuyue, Miss Zhang, and Wang Taiming all had distinct personalities, but it's a pity that their story was cut short.
This is a great book I've been searching for a long time. Its flaws don't detract from its overall excellence; it's definitely a gem.
Under what circumstances would someone discover a mark on their back? 🤔
The results weren't very good, so I can understand why they cut it like that.
I just finished reading the free chapters, and the plot is still very engaging. I feel like it will become even more popular if the update frequency increases.