Immortality
长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- True LongevityEnglish name
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All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
863Chapters
3.2MPopularity
5.1kReaders
9.5Score
157kMust-read votes
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Personally, I find it somewhat abrupt that a village boy who has lived in the countryside for so long is so familiar with matters of the imperial court. Although it is said that if one understands one method, one understands all methods, the process seems a bit too fast. I love Mo Wen the most from your writing.
I've read several of the author's books; their quality is extremely high. The first one I read was "The Broken Robe," and because I love Taoist novels, I was truly amazed by it. This one is the same; the more I read, the better it gets. I have high expectations for it.
An immortal touched my head and tied my hair, granting me eternal life.
The plot and character development capture the essence of the "mortal cultivation" genre. The protagonist has some flaws and isn't a completely unchanging idiot. The supporting characters, in particular, are all intelligent. The author's language is simple and straightforward, presenting the protagonist with one challenge after another, making the plot gripping and impossible to put down.
The protagonist, Changsheng, is kind-hearted and chivalrous, yet he inexplicably and frequently suffers divine lightning strikes. What could be the reason? By chance, he meets a group of mysterious tomb raiders. They don't steal gold and silver; what are they looking for? The dramatic plot is captivating, and the protagonist's identity remains shrouded in mystery.
The fight scenes alone aren't particularly exciting, often contradicting the overall narrative and not worth scrutinizing. It's definitely not as captivating as many reviews claim! As for the court intrigue, well, it's not that the author is clueless about court matters, but most of the time it's utterly illogical.
Putting everything else aside, this writing style surpasses 99% of online novel authors. Why hasn't it become a huge hit? Because the books aren't for elementary school students.
It looks good, but I clicked the wrong thing...
It starts strong but ends weakly. If the story ends when the protagonist goes to Longhu Mountain to cultivate Taoism, it's still a good book. What kind of plot is this after we go down the mountain? It's just something they come up with on a whim.
After finishing Feng Yu Jiu Qiu's book, I really don't want to read any other books.