I Cultivate Immortality Through the Ages

This is one of the most interesting novels about immortality that I have ever read. It completely fits the theme, which is to live forever and watch the light and death. It doesn't matter if you have enemies, I can't defeat you, but I can outlive you. It doesn't matter if I don't have spiritual roots. I will practice my kung fu n times again, selecting the best of the best kung fu techniques and laying a solid foundation. Anyway, I have a long life and plenty of time. My old friend is gone, just go away, I will sweep your grave until you come back after reincarnation. Changsheng is very lonely, but Li Changsheng's Changsheng is both a spectator outside the play and the protagonist inside the play. He walks leisurely through various dynasties, neither fighting nor grabbing. He has a good temper and is a good person, bringing out the essence of Gou to the extreme. This story is a bit slow, with no thrilling ups and downs, and no dazzling love and hate, but the advantage is that the protagonist Li Changsheng is a sober person, serious about cultivating immortality, not reckless or sentimental, he can live in peace, but as long as he takes action, he will gain something (so this is indeed a refreshing article, and the protagonist has a good attitude and there is no time to feel aggrieved). Finally, I suggest that the author review this novel from the beginning, because there are a lot of bugs from the middle on. Who is the protagonist's old friend named Bai? There is no such character in the previous articles. And who is Li Bailong? It often flashes up 😅 There is also the Qian Dynasty, wasn't it destroyed by Qin Wang's loyalty? Why did the country continue to have this name later? After Qin Wang founded the country, didn't he change his family's original surname back? None of this was explained clearly. Also, there are a lot of typos, it would be best to fix them~ Finally, I give you the vote. Come on and update! ! !

Personally, I think it's just so-so,,,

What I wrote in the front is very good, but what happened next?

A good book, worth reading. I still hope that more plots about the world can be written in the follow-up. Loneliness is a by-product of immortality, not the pursuit and acceptance of destiny. Immortality is not about loneliness.

After chapter 190, there are a lot of typos and wrong words. Did someone else write it?

I'm not very good at expressing what I mean, but the protagonist's character and work style are very consistent with my heart. The satisfaction level of the character comes from the bottom of my heart. I can only say that I like it. Although it's a bit bad, it's still pretty good. The most important thing is the protagonist's character. When I'm very satisfied, the data is 98%. I'm satisfied with it. Forget about the remaining two achievements. There are some characters that I'm not satisfied with. I'm not good at describing them, so I won't explain them if they're not easy to explain. So I'm talking a lot of nonsense. Don't worry about it. I'm just talking about what's going on in my mind. Goodbye.

The protagonists have traveled through time, become immortals, and have high-level martial arts backgrounds. I am completely divorced from the earth's technological system and still think that the theory of gods and ghosts is nonsense. Is this considered a forced intelligence reduction?

The castrated version of me who lives forever in the world of immortality, exactly the same plot

It's over when you reach the fairy world. After you finish writing about the fairy world, you can write about the divine world. After you finish writing about the divine world, you can write about chaos. When you finish writing about the fairy world, it's gone. This book is not enjoyable to read

The development is stable, not aggressive, and can be seen