How does the plot of the eternal country unfold?

In the first three chapters, I thought the author wrote an eschatological survival article. Then, after changing the style of painting, the author came up with a set of cultivation system, which is the way of cultivating immortals adopted by the protagonist. Then the author used a lot of pen and ink to explain the cultivation system in detail, and how the protagonist valued capital before his death, and got a great result. The spirit of our ancestors is very important. No matter how much money we spend, we will definitely win. Summary: The author of the whole book is repeating several things ~ Kung Fu is very important, monsters are powerful, cultivation is difficult, the world outlook is grand and the background is complex.

Large chunks of irrelevant explanations account for almost two-thirds of the book, and the plots that can really be seen are interspersed among these contents, which makes people sleepy and thankless. To quote Cat's Face: A false, big and empty feeling comes to my face. ..... Where is the author who wrote the tomb of Wu? It's getting worse. I remember the protagonist once said, "The people I care about must let you live."

Probably means the same thing. A few days before the protagonist returns to the end of the world, in order to prevent his parents and sisters from dying like previous lives. He called his sister back and told several close friends. What is the reason? It's totally untenable. What? The end of the world? Don't tease me, normal people's first reaction should be like this, but they won't believe it anyway. The protagonist also knows that they won't believe it, so he takes it with him, just for peace of mind.