Zhuge Ming: I am so brilliant that I border on the demonic. I can toy with countless powerful figures in the palm of my hand.
Yue Yue: I have an immortal body.
Nangong Yao: My talent is peerless. Any cultivation technique or martial skill becomes crystal clear to me in the shortest time, and I can unleash its full power.
Yue Yue: I have an immortal body.
Yingxiong: I have deep reserves. No one at my level can match me, and fighting above my level is a piece of cake.
Yue Yue: I have an immortal body.
Long Qi: I have a powerful background. The entire empire belongs to my family.
Yue Yue: I have an immortal body.
Ao Rui: I am the reincarnation of the Demon Dragon King. Once I regain my true form, I will sweep across the Myriad Worlds.
Yue Yue: I have an immortal body.
And so, everyone cried.
This is a touching story about a somewhat simple-minded, chubby otaku who beats up heroes from every corner and searches for a way home.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
What is the use of infinite resurrection after death? What to do if the soul is gone? What to do if you are sealed? Are all villains fools?
It's rare to find a novel in which the protagonist is a fat house. .
Reading the comments, I don't understand. Why does it have to be said to be immortal when it's clearly about infinite resurrection?
Seeing that many readers have questions about the immortal body, here is a unified reply: The immortal body is not invincible, but can be resurrected with unlimited full status after death. There is a soul state for ten minutes before resurrection. In the soul state, it ignores any seals, and every time you die, you will be immune. Attacks of the same level or below are ineffective against the protagonist.
After reading the first chapter, the fantasy version of the dungeon system with unlimited resurrection coins is really for you.
This sect is Deyun Society, right?
If you dare to stop updating, I will cut off your sleeves.