Two Thousand Years of Longevity
长生两千年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 373k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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How much of a sycophant is the author of Western culture? After reading dozens of chapters, I'm sorry, but I honestly didn't see the refined elegance, world-weariness, and national pride that one would expect from a student of Confucius who has lived for two thousand years. What I saw was just a so-called gentleman thoroughly brainwashed by Western culture.
[Comment] Of all the urban fantasy/superpower novels, only this one will be a classic.
Almost all urban fantasy/superpower stories reach a point where Earth can no longer contain the protagonist, essentially turning into a cultivation novel disguised in an urban setting. "Two Thousand Years of Immortality" is a pure urban novel, a classic of otherworldly superpowers.
Was the male protagonist's mentality in the first few chapters something out of a two-thousand-year-old? He meets a woman who talks a lot of nonsense, loses control of his emotions, and calls out to an old friend, Afu. He wants to return to his homeland but doesn't even pay attention to the decades in between—did he just eat his words? He thinks long coats are fashionable, when in America they've been fashionable for decades…
Dear author, the book is great, but I have something to nitpick. The book is titled "Eternal Life for Two Thousand Years," which refers to the Han Dynasty, before Confucius existed. 🙂
Uh, I don't seem like someone who's lived for thousands of years; instead, I seem like someone who's learned a little history and is just trying to act tough.
After reading the first few chapters, I think this book is a bit outdated; it feels a bit awkward by today's standards. I only started reading it because the reviews said the protagonist was very aristocratic, but the writing style is also a bit amateurish.
Time has passed, things have changed, and it's now 2020. I still remember the first time I read this book; it felt like a breath of fresh air. The author's writing is excellent, and rereading it now is a truly enjoyable experience. I hope the author writes more books to alleviate those of us suffering from a reading slump. Also, where are the author's historical novels?
[Comment] I'd like to know how many readers will support me by reading the official version if I release it on the platform.
Can you leave a comment to encourage me?
Does Sister Mei not write books anymore? I haven't read any in a long time, but I still really like this style.
It feels a bit too smooth, the character not mature enough, but it's not bad. Ideally, there shouldn't be a female lead; if there is, it's time to abandon the book. After all, if we're going to discuss something that's been going on for thousands of years, we would have done it already. Why wait until now? We haven't even fully grasped the millennia of life and death, and all we can do is imagine her growing old and dying beside us.