Yang Han cultivated in a fantasy world for countless billions of years.
He once joined the Desolate Ancient Heavenly Emperor in cleaving through the ages with a single sword strike, splitting open the road of life, death, and reincarnation.
One day, Immortal Emperor Ye spent ten thousand years forging a Nine-Dragon Coffin, all to pay tribute to one person.
He once took on a disciple whose fate was as uncanny as a demon's, yet who aspired to seal the heavens!
He once mastered an undying divine art in the fantasy world and passed it on to a young man. That man later became famous throughout the world, calling himself the Undying Heavenly King, yet often stayed in a thatched cottage, as if waiting for something.
A billion years later, Yang Tian cleaved open the Great Dao and unexpectedly arrived in the Primordial World. At that moment, all its beings bowed in worship, trembling uncontrollably.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Others have their own ideas when writing books. Do you have any real basis for your classification? It's already virtual, but you still need to seek truth from facts and feel superior? Or that humble vanity?