After a Century Working in the Underworld, I Reincarnated with an Unrivaled Physique

Most of them are fantasy. One with less than mid-level combat effectiveness is just a ripple in space. The Great Emperor beats people across time. And the Immortal Emperor doesn't seem to be much different. Obviously the Great Emperor has not yet become an immortal, and in the upper realm he has mid-level combat power. All I can say is that both the lower bound and the upper bound space and time are fragile. There are many martial arts secrets that can sweep the world. Then another mixed martial artist likes to brag about Sword Twenty-Three or Esdeath's Freeze Power. If the Immortal Emperor of Time and Space is directly frozen, he won't be able to escape. Not complaining about this book. Rather, there are many fantasy scenes that express momentum at every turn, ripples in space, shattering space, and countercurrent of time. It's like a strange feeling in the spring breeze cultivation world where a golden elixir can shatter the space, and the momentum directly shakes the space. I can only say that the destructive power of fantasy is okay, but the world is not solid.

No matter what happens to the protagonist, no matter how high his level is, he is still a waste. Is the villain so mindless?

My younger sister has cousins, but she also lacks a long-legged cousin and a childhood sweetheart who is the daughter of an ancient patriarch who has the power to work undercover in the family. That's right, it's standard fantasy equipment. Of course, you can also raise a pet rabbit and plant a fairy flower* and wait for them to transform into a bed warmer. Speaking of fantasy monsters, they rarely mention spiritual wisdom, which is different from the fairy tales.