
90,000 Years of Longevity
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Author:
Venerable_Linfeng
- Status: Ongoing
Rating(3.6 / 5.0, 20 votes)
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Popular Reviews
If you are the author, i'm sorry for not paying for these chapters to support you, im just a 13 year old who has no money, but a lot of time.
This is a must-recommend novel.
Well written, the background is amazing and can be understood even if you're not Chinese.
Of course, the profound stuff will just sound like nonsense to us, Americans, but it's bearable nonetheless.
The only two faults with this novel are the fact that it has too many Chinese references that non-Chinese people will never understand.
For lack of a better way of describing it, this is the type of novel where a river is never just a river, it is a dragon circling the heavens in a ying-yang sign of blah blah blah... Doesn't make sense to me...
The next issue is the fact that 50 chapters in and only about four days have passed throughout the story... the story is so slow... and when I mean slow, I don't mean slow in progress...
I mean slow because the author spends half the chapter talking about all this Chinese stuff that we will never understand anyway.
This novel is amazing, there is no doubt about that, but this isn't written for everyone... just a very targeted audience of Chinese readers in my opinion.
I can only rate 2.8 or 3 star.
Novels are meant to be read so, can't help rate it.
Fantasy is good and especially he existed since the creation of all in myth.
This kind of novel is my cup of tea and it is like tasting your favorite tea but the flavor is changed.
The narrative weaves a tapestry of characters facing the complexities of living for centuries, grappling with relationships, personal growth, and the ever-changing landscapes of history. It challenges our assumptions about love, loss, and the value of time, as well as the potential consequences of playing God with life itself.
Through its compelling characters and intricate plot, the book encourages empathy and introspection, asking us to consider how our actions and choices might ripple through generations. It also raises questions about the nature of progress, the importance of memory, and the delicate balance between individual freedom and the collective good.
Ultimately, "90,000 Years of Longevity" is not just a science fiction tale but a profound meditation on the human experience, reminding us that even in an age of extended life, the essence of what makes us human remains unchanged – our capacity for love, longing, and the pursuit of meaning.
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