I’ve Been Invincible for Billions of Years

Regardless of other aspects, I think the ending is different from other novels of this genre, at least in terms of having a happy ending, surpassing most others. It's not bad. As for the experiences of those ten years, the romance and such, I think a side story could be made, hehe, that would make it complete.

This book is so rushed, and the writing is terrible. I've been following it for half a week, reading for seven or eight hours a day, and these last few chapters are just so rushed. I'm speechless. Why are you in such a hurry? Just like with "The Return of the Sword God," the last dozen or so chapters of which were also rushed and rushed, but at least explain them. You didn't explain anything.

The protagonist is just a fool who has lived for billions of years. His cunning over billions of years is not as good as someone who has lived for decades. He has wasted hundreds of millions of years. His highest cultivation level after living for hundreds of millions of years is only the Great Completion stage. It's a complete waste. The protagonist lives only to become an immortal.

I'm speechless about this novel. I haven't seen it at all, and it's written by someone who's lived for millions of years. Why bother with all those trivial things? If someone tries to touch you, can you just kill them? Or keep them away from you and focus on your spiritual path. Why bother with so many things? Why not just ignore everything?

The male protagonist is invincible. Before ascending to immortality, he enjoys a period of worldly pleasures with ten beauties. I forgot to count them; there were so many!

I haven't seen much, but I have to complain. You've lived for hundreds of millions of years, and you can ignore people insulting you, so why do you have to compare medical skills with someone just because your homeroom teacher said a few words to you? What? You've lived for hundreds of millions of years and you just have to show off? This is really toxic.

This book is alright, but it's too short. I finished it in a few days. I hope they'll release a second chapter.

Too much nonsense...

Is anyone else like me, who hasn't read many new books since developing the habit of reading reviews before reading the book?

What's the point of constantly repeating that the male protagonist is cold-hearted? His mentality of viewing everything as insignificant is like ants; I think if he wanted to help, it would be a matter of a single thought, and if he didn't, it would be a matter of a single thought. Why keep emphasizing how ruthless the protagonist is when his actions are the opposite? It's truly absurd.