Longevity, Starting From Being a Chicken Raising Servant

Cultivating immortality was too hard, with no Spiritual Root, Wang Ba accepted his lot in life. He chose to join a Sect, becoming a servant in charge of raising chickens. But the moment he touched a chicken, he realized that his path to immortality might be a little different!

Original Publisher

qidian

English Publisher

webnovel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Longevity, Starting From Being a Chicken Raising Servant I dove into "Longevity, Starting From Being a Chicken Raising Servant" with a healthy dose of skepticism, given the rather… unique title. But hey, I'm always up for a cultivation story with a twist. And this one definitely delivers on the unexpected. ### First Impressions Okay, the premise is undeniably odd. Our protagonist gets a cheat that involves manipulating lifespans, and his first instinct is to become a chicken farmer? I'll admit, I chuckled. It's a refreshing change of pace from the usual "I'm going to conquer the world!" mentality you often find in xianxia novels. The early chapters are all about him learning the ropes of chicken raising, and honestly, it's surprisingly engaging. ### What Works Well What really grabbed me was the pacing. The story doesn't rush things. Our main character's growth feels earned. He's not suddenly a cultivation genius overnight. He steadily builds his skills and knowledge, starting from the very basics. This methodical approach is something I really appreciate. It makes the world feel more real and the protagonist more relatable. I also found the world-building to be consistently strong. The story gradually unveils deeper truths, hinting at larger conflicts and conspiracies lurking beneath the surface. It reminds me a bit of "Lord of the Mysteries" in that regard, with its subtle shift towards uncovering hidden secrets. The recurring characters add a lot of depth, too. ### Areas of Concern The romance... well, it's not the strongest point. While it's not a major focus of the story, it does feel a bit underdeveloped and perhaps even a little forced. It didn't completely ruin the experience for me, but it's definitely an area where the novel could improve. It's not awful, but it's just... there. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Longevity, Starting From Being a Chicken Raising Servant" is a surprisingly enjoyable read. It's a unique take on the xianxia genre with a calm, pragmatic protagonist and a focus on steady progression. While the romance might leave something to be desired, the strong world-building, engaging plot, and intriguing mysteries more than make up for it. I'm sticking around to see where this chicken-raising journey takes us.