Ye Xuan transmigrates to the Primordial World and becomes a Golden Immortal.
After countless eons, his cultivation level hasn't budged in the slightest, yet he has already become invincible.
Familiar with the Primordial World, Ye Xuan tells everyone about the coming calamity, but no one believes him.
With no other choice, Ye Xuan takes matters into his own hands.
He even hangs Nuwa up by her hands, and can still beat Old Ancestor Hongjun senseless. He is truly the strongest Golden Immortal.
"Holy crap, that guy looks like a Golden Immortal, but he's as powerful as a Sage!"
"No way, I have to go listen to Ye Xuan preach!"
"I want to become Ye Xuan's disciple!"
Through Ye Xuan's string of moves, the course of history in the Primordial World is changed.
But it also brings forth an even vaster world...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The Golden Immortal is already the pinnacle of the Immortal Way. The subsequent realms are all extensions of the Golden Immortal, but in essence they are still the Golden Immortal.
There are so many things going on, I just beat Hongjun every day, but Hongjun can't be beaten to death.
It's a mess. One part says it's invincible, another part says it has the ability to fight against the evil deeds only once. Can the author clarify his logic before writing? Who can stand to read this?
What is the difference between a storybook and a storyteller?
I can only say that the protagonist is ** and the author is **
Commentary on Chapter 1 of "Ancient Ancients: The Strongest Golden Fairyland in History" written by Zhishang Tianbang: Hammering the Demon Ancestor Luohu at the beginning.
If I had the strength of the protagonist, I would definitely tell the details of the calamity to Lich Erzu. I don't believe that Zhu Rong Gonggong would break Mount Buzhou.
Commentary on Chapter 16: Ancestor Hongjun Recruiting Disciples in "Ancient Desolate: The Strongest Golden Fairyland in History" written by Zhishang Tianbang.
Commentary on Chapter 5 of "The Great Rebellion: The Strongest Golden Fairyland in History" written by Zhishang Tianbang.