As a Eunuch, I Have No Desire to Live Forever
作为太监，我一点也不想长生不死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
578Chapters
2.4MPopularity
3.3kReaders
9.2Score
19kMust-read votes
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This is the most evocative cultivation novel I've read in the past two years. It follows Lao Tzu's path of tranquility and non-action in the mortal world. Simplicity is the essence of truth, which may not suit the tastes of those who crave excitement and action.
In front of the protagonist, his friend's son is murdered, his wife is gang-raped and killed, and his child is beheaded, yet the protagonist can still smile indifferently. This isn't a lack of resistance; it's actually worse than being a beast.
Well, in other books, people hate the Riddler, but in this book, the protagonist is precisely that Riddler, and he's still talking about not fighting—it's ridiculous! All the benefits of solving the mystery go to you; the riddle solver must be incredibly content.
Having read over 30 chapters, if the story depicted Chen Luo leaving behind contingencies or making arrangements for his country, it might have felt more epic and grand. However, he served as a eunuch for four dynasties, spending his days reading, sleeping, and sunbathing, detached from the world.
In reality, all of this was merely a fantasy of the eunuch Chen Luo after his life of melancholy spent in the library. Without a system, he was ultimately just an ordinary person with no talent for cultivation and who didn't strive for anything. However, he also earned the chance to live an ordinary life through his courageous act, which, in itself, was a kind of happiness. The story as a whole is quite novel, with a flavor of self-cultivation. It's fine for passing the time.
Chapter 150 and it's still unfinished? Are you kidding me, bro? The plot is there, it doesn't matter. And the character hasn't even reached Foundation Establishment yet? Forget it, I'm quitting.
I personally dropped the book after reading 263 chapters, mainly because the eunuch's genitals had grown back. 1. You chose this concise title and gave it such a large cover, featuring a eunuch and the keyword "immortality." But in reality, the eunuch only lived for about 400 years, and after that, his "thing" returned, so he wasn't a eunuch anymore. It's just a ploy to lure readers into clicking.
The plot is novel and the style is unique; the beginning is okay, but the end is so-so.
It's true that a video with over 500 people scoring 9 points is unwatchable.
It was watchable before cultivation, but after cultivation it's just shit.