
I Become Immortal Throughout History
我在历史中长生不死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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1.2kChapters
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977Readers
577Must-read votes
8.7Score
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Reader comments 35
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The text is about immortality, but the actual palace text is about living forever and still thinking about becoming an emperor. I don't know what to think; The combat power is too high, the highest combat power is an innate realm, and the follow-up may always be written about the mortal realm; The protagonist's character is mercenary, selfish, and too false; The protagonist's setting is that he thinks about being an emperor and sleeping with concubines every day, and he will probably become a foolish emperor after becoming one; Those who like the text "Going to Immortality, Carefreeness, Freedom, and Strength" can quit.
Can be good
This novel is okay, but there are too many missing chapters.
It was okay in the early stages, but it got really weird in the middle. He, an old monster who had been practicing for hundreds of years, was overtaken by an emperor who had been practicing for decades. Moreover, he was the first to come into contact with immortality. As a result, people in later generations were able to practice on a par with him in a short period of time, without even knowing it. How did he practice in the first few hundred years? He always said that there were bottlenecks in practice, and it took decades to reach the level of enlightenment. As a result, all the people in later generations had the same cultivation level as him. Why didn't anyone have bottlenecks, but he had bottlenecks, and he stopped for decades or hundreds of years. The more he wrote, the longer he got, and I gave up the book.
Don't fight against the world but never give up. Try to live well every day.
Disorganized.
It's still readable at the beginning, but it gets more and more confusing later on, and it's a bit baffling.
It's just a chronicle novel. I don't know what I'm writing or what I'm going to write next.
It was fine at the beginning, but the chapters started to be seriously lost after about 100. They all come dancing
Take a look, it might suit your taste!