The Search for Immortality

This writer was still a student when he wrote this book, but he is not inferior to ordinary people at all, or even better. It is really amazing. I really admire it 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

It is definitely a good book, especially the description of the villain Zhang Xusheng, which is rare in the starting point. It is so valuable to be able to write about the villain to this extent.

Let's talk about the poisonous points of this book 1. The conflict points in the early stage of the plot are the same as those of Naruto. The sect where the protagonist is located is similar to the Hokage Village. The protagonist can be regarded as a cultivator Naruto. There is also a Phoenix who has the blood of the Phoenix family and wants revenge (I forgot the name). There is also a genius cultivator similar to Orochimaru who defected from the sect and later arranged the sect where the protagonist is. At the beginning, the plot couldn't be seen to be copied from Naruto. There were only a few short paragraphs mentioning a villain similar to the Akatsuki organization behind the scenes (I can completely accept this small plot reference). Until the arrangement of the sect and the immortal Sasuke were exactly the same as those of Orochimaru and Naruto, I couldn't stand it anymore (because I watched What I read in the novel is that I can read it as long as the plot is logically coherent and within the setting circle.) But I can't accept it if I watch Naruto again (those who haven't watched Naruto can ignore what I said before) 2. The protagonist, the Virgin (of course, not to the point where I must say it), but the plot of Naruto is poisonous to me, so I can't accept anything. 3. The long paragraphs of psychological descriptions without finding the key points are very tiring to read. I skipped through many chapters just to skip the psychological descriptions. 4. The previous setting is really interesting, so my expectations were too high. After watching the plot of Naruto, the gap was very big. This is the first time that I have read online novels in nearly ten years and I don't have enough words to carefully evaluate a novel.

I've read this magical book several times, so I'm here to leave a message.

The protagonist Xu Qingfan really transformed from an ordinary boy to a rare strong man in the world, which is truly touching. The later part of the novel is full of deception, betrayal, conspiracy, hypocrites, and villains. The ending is a bit flawed, but it's not bad either. In terms of character creation, both the protagonist's niece and the villain Zhang Xusheng are portrayed in a very high-level manner, especially Zhang Xusheng, the evil version of the character. However, in the end the protagonist had the last laugh with his uprightness and simplicity. I have to say that this is also a silly stick similar to the fairy Guo Jing, but it is this silly stick that makes people feel that the immortal cultivator is still a bit human.

Ascetics should be buried wherever they die. If they want to die, they should die on the path of seeking enlightenment, and return to heaven and earth after death. As for this book, the protagonist is obsessed with burying his master's relics and treasures with him. This is similar to the thoughts of aristocrats in feudal society. What kind of monks are they? They regard themselves as pharaohs, and death is like life.

Haha, how come any book about cultivation nowadays dares to be said to be more beautiful than ordinary people. I have read dozens or hundreds of books on cultivation, including Zifu Xianyuan, Xianni, etc. Written by great masters, which are also very interesting. But Mortal is still the best cultivation novel in my heart! Han Li Han Paopao Han Laomo

How many years has it been! This book is the fairy tale novel that impressed me the most! I can't forget it now! Come and check it out from time to time! I even forgot the main character's name! It's Xu Qingfan!!! But I can't forget Zhang Xusheng's name!! It's the best-written book of all the books I've ever read!! Today I occasionally turned to this book and felt emotional! 10 Years!!

The first book that made me enter the world of Xianxia, ​​the first book that got me into a trap. From 2013 to now, I have never forgotten it. It's been nearly 10 years. From a young man in his 20s to an old man in his 30s

I read this book together with "Mortal" back then, and I thought the quest was even more amazing. Of course, "Mortal" is also amazing, after all, it has been written for so many years. I miss this book very much. In my personal mind, novels about cultivating immortals are among the top three, and I have been reluctant to delete it.