Legend of Immortality

The protagonist doesn't look as good as the heroine, just comfortable. There is no need for a heroine, but you can add some female supporting characters to match it. I really don't like to read some science fiction novels with heroines.

The morality of the undead must be different from that of humans. The views on life and death are also different, and have even gone beyond the scope of human beings. Looking at it now, I just see a prodigy wearing an immortal template, and I still haven't written an alien in modern society. In fact, this kind of subject can lead to a lot of things that can be written. The attitude of the undead towards the death of his companions, The gap between the immortal and modern society, The undead's views on the opposite sex, What the immortals think of humans, The undead's views on war, The undead's views on race, Time is a terrible thing, it can turn a person into a monster or a god. Do the immortals still have humanity? Do the undead still have feelings? Living too long and spanning too long a period of time, to what extent has his mental state become distorted? To the undead, alien invasion is still just a war, but the weapons have changed from stones to laser cannons. If human society discovers an undead person when faced with an alien invasion, what will be its attitude? The undead and aliens are just monsters to humans. By that time, there will definitely be conspirators who need to take advantage of the immortality of the undead, there will definitely be cult organizations that regard the undead as the saviors of the end of the world, and there will definitely be believers who blindly blindly follow the undead, etc. After all, human ignorance has never disappeared. I hope the author will not write the protagonist as a young man. What I hope to see is the collision between the protagonist's abnormal values ​​and the values ​​​​of modern society. I hope the author won't write it as a novice. It's rare to find a book that I want to read.