
Longevity: From Junk to Treasure
长生:从变废为宝开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 194k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
76Chapters
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115Recs
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Reader comments 4
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Gods are not scary, and systems with chaos are not scary. What is scary is that the latest chapter actually points out that Goldfinger is not as strong as his father? His father directly discovered his golden finger. His father was actually the real person who created the false world? Did his father directly enhance Golden Finger? It's too poisonous. I don't accept it. I can't stand it anymore and I've deleted the book.
The biggest failure is that god! The system is unclear.
The golden finger is too big. The introduction is very discouraging, brother.
I was attracted by the introduction and read the comments saying that Dad killed Goldfinger instantly, which means that Goldfinger is extremely weak. That's bullshit!! Flash, I originally thought that the Golden Finger was the ultimate innate spiritual treasure like that in Honghuang Wen, a powerful spiritual treasure that accompanies the protagonist's growth, but it turned out to be a big shit.