Two Thousand Years of Longevity

The author is very fond of Western culture. I read dozens of chapters. I'm sorry, but I really didn't see the elegance and vicissitudes of life and national pride that a student of Confucius and Sheng should have lived for two thousand years. What he saw was a so-called gentleman who was thoroughly brainwashed by Western culture. Even the long table where he eats at home is a Western-style long table. If he doesn't write about so-called Chinese studies, setting up a club is also a so-called fencing club. All Westerners are aristocrats, and those from the East come to kneel and lick. You licking dog, get out of here as soon as possible

Almost all urban magic superpowers are written in the middle and late stages when the earth can no longer hold the protagonist, so it is just a cultivator wearing urban clothes. "Two Thousand Years of Life" is a pure urban book, a super classic from another world. The protagonist has a golden finger, but he has to be restrained, low-key, luxurious and meaningful, which is very difficult. But this one did. Language and writing, such as Tang poetry and Song lyrics, have come quietly through thousands of years, moistening things silently.

Is the mentality of the male protagonist in the previous chapters that he has lived for two thousand years? You will get to know a woman who talks too much nonsense, and you will be unable to control your mentality and call an old friend Afu. I want to go back to my hometown but I don't even pay attention to it. The protagonist has been fed up with it in the past few decades. He thinks that the trend is long coats. In the United States, the trend in the past few decades has been long coats...

The author is great, the book is very good, but I want to find fault. The title of the book is Two Thousand Years of Life, two thousand years ago was the Han Dynasty, there was no Confucius 🙂

Well, I don't want to look like someone who has lived for thousands of years, but rather like someone who has studied a little bit of history and pretended not to be good at it.

After reading the first few chapters, maybe this book is too old, and it seems a bit awkward from today's perspective. I originally came in after reading the reviews that the protagonist was very aristocratic. Alas, the writing is also a bit dull.

Times have changed, things have changed, and we have arrived in 2020. I still remember that when I first read this book, I felt a sense of clarity in my heart. The author's writing style is very good, and I feel comfortable reading it again now. I hope the author writes more books to save those of us who are suffering from a book shortage. Also, may I ask where the author writes his historical novels?

Can you come in and leave me a message of encouragement?

Doesn't Sister Mei write a book? I haven't seen it in a long time, but I still like this style.

It doesn't feel smooth enough, and the character isn't stable enough, but it's not bad. It is best not to have a heroine. Having a heroine is the time to abandon the book. After all, we have been talking about it for thousands of years. We still have to wait until now. Thousands of years of life, separation and death have not been fully understood. Think about her dying in old age by your side