The Emperor in His Twilight Years Can Transmigrate to the Honghuang World

There must be immortality in ancient times, but it's still a ghost. The strange world that Wu Shi went to also had a lot of immortality substances, right?

The powerful Immortal King can open a dojo in chaos, and creating a complete Feilu is no problem. It means that it is possible to open up a fairyland in the human world like Zhetian, and there is no shortage of immortality. The author's current level of combat power is very strange, but he should have the means to have the combat power of a quasi-immortal emperor. Also, I don't understand why I can rush to the Quasi-Immortal Emperor for no reason without opening up the system. It would be very unreasonable to reach the Immortal Emperor after the 13th life. I have to do my homework on the combat power applied in the original work. I can't understand what the author wrote now... There are also people who practice secret realm cultivation methods that only cultivate the true self and do not rely on external objects. The author also insists that Da Luo needs innate spiritual roots to become a quasi-sage... This is not a forced fight. Do you think the Immortal Emperor's internal world relies on external objects?

I'll watch it again after Journey to the West is over. Journey to the West feels boring.

Seeing the setting of resurrecting n lives is a bit **, hard to cheat

Okay, now it seems there are still some problems. First of all, there is not much difference between the emperors in their lifetimes. The gap will only widen infinitely after achieving the rank of Mortal Immortal. Just like Wu Shi in the original work, if you don't reach the level of the Red Dust Immortal, you can be tied with the immortal emperor who doesn't know how many lives he will live and another great emperor who is close to reaching the Red Dust Immortal level. After Ye Fan became emperor, he was able to fight off the incarnation of the Immortal Emperor in the transformation of the mortal world. At that time, Ye Fan was only in his seventh life, and in his later years in his second life, he fought against the clones of the seven Supremes and the Immortal Emperor without dying. Although it seems that the Immortal Emperor is weak, he is not that strong. He should not be crushed... Your sixth life is too weak... You couldn't even defeat the Immortal Emperor, and you were almost killed. Did you overestimate the Immortal Emperor's combat power, or are you just that weak? It's only less than two lifetimes apart at most, and I can't even block it. It's too exaggerated, and it's not like I've already become a human being…

Huang is weaker than Hong Diao, Huang Tiandi is superior to the Sacrificial Dao

In fact, Hongjun was the only saint in the prehistoric era. The six saints were just false saints. Once they left the prehistoric era, they became quasi-sages.

Although there are a lot of typos in the first two chapters, overall the writing is interesting and there is nothing to criticize.

After quickly becoming a saint and helping Huang, it's time to wander around during the time of Huang, Ye and Chu.

According to your statement, the second life of the Wushi Emperor can compete with the eighth life. It is too exaggerated.