[True invincibility + group portraits + no heroine + behind the scenes + stars in the universe + change of eras + creating a prosperous age]
Chu Xun, a time traveler, failed to break through to the realm of the Immortal Emperor. His body was destroyed, leaving only his soul, but by fate, he stepped into a void universe.
This universe is dotted with galaxies and star fields, with thousands of stars and planets lined up, creating a scene of prosperity.
In order to break through the shackles of the Immortal Emperor, Chu Xun transformed into a Taoist ancestor, preached and taught in the world, and personally started each glorious era:
In the barbaric era, human beings eat their hair and drink their blood, wild beasts and monsters are rampant, and people are treated as fish and meat...
In the era of martial arts, martial arts are prosperous, everyone is martial, and the Blood Hammer Sutra is refined. The blood is like a dragon, and it is unparalleled...
In the Immortal Era, the magic of immortality has spread all over the world, and all people are seeking immortality, competing against each other, hoping to become an immortal...
In the Eternal Night Era, ninety thousand years are approaching, the long night is coming, darkness is shrouding, and all life is gone...
In the era of recovery, spiritual energy is revived, all methods return, all things are renewed, and full of vitality...
In the Heavenly Court Era, the Heavenly Emperor is high above, and the Heavenly Court dominates everything...
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Hundreds of millions of years later, all the heavens and worlds trembled at the same time - the innate gods and demons enlightened by him, the taboo beings taught by him, and the protagonists of the era buried by his own hands, all bowed their heads under the throne at this moment.
"So the so-called Immortal Emperor..." Chu Xun stepped on the bronze Taoist platform, and countless epochal shadows behind him suddenly collapsed.
"It's just the first monument on the road to my certification."
[At the end of the starry sky, he left the last silhouette of his back to the heavens. A bronze coffin wrapped in chains formed by billions of years of cause and effect is floating in the eternal darkness - inside, sleeping is someone who no one in the era dared to call his name... The ancestor of the era]
666, It's still somewhat intellectually depressing [eating melon] Here's a brief summary of this book:
You are an invincible quasi-immortal emperor. In order to further improve your strength, you decided to raise the upper limit of the entire universe. Then, instead of teaching the Dharma to all sentient beings, you opened a forum to preach (not to mention other things, at least basic "education" should be popularized); you ran to a planet and left an incomprehensible fairy fate, causing unrest in the government and the public, and turmoil in the world...
Also, your cultivation method is a bit lame. Forget about the classic outward seeking, it also locks the inward seeking - the Immortal Emperor Realm must integrate the Tianxin Seal of the universe in order to break through, otherwise it will not make any progress. [Eat melon] There are other kinds of enlightened people and mortal immortals who can overshadow the sky [cover face] (This paragraph is purely a personal rant, no malice)
It's boring. It talks about the Immortal Emperor at the beginning, and then it keeps talking about the war between small countries. It starts high and goes low again. The protagonist is behind the scenes, as if he doesn't exist at all, as if this novel doesn't care about him at all.
Progress is too slow. It's as if the protagonist has traveled to the world. When the will of the world here is determined, the protagonist creates a clone, pretends to be a ghost on every planet, finds some lucky people, and gives them a disaster and an opportunity. You might as well recruit more apprentices to make progress faster? At least these respect you! It's like being a stranger, no surprises. There was no excitement, no fear, no gratitude. I'm just surprised. It seems like this is a very long book. From the warrior's practice to his ascension, it seems that it will take hundreds of pictures for the main character to appear.
No, my friend, it looked okay from the front, but I thought it was cool that you wrote that Li Qingzhu had reached great heights and came back to take revenge. But in the end, Su Qingxiu died comfortably like this? She put you in jail and was tortured for six years. You relied on hatred to survive in the past, but you ended up having a big problem later? They tried to harm you to enjoy glory and wealth, but then you came to pretend to be aloof? Using your things in exchange for sparing their whole family is really evil to me. I don't know how a person with this kind of personality can survive past three chapters. I wanted to complain about it earlier, but Xian Yuan kept saying that whoever died would die if you didn't. It turned out that the author seemed to really like this character. Forget it.
It's pretty good. It's really behind the scenes, and the protagonist basically doesn't appear. It's written bit by bit from the fateful son of a mortal dynasty on the edge of the planet. Only one of the nine clones has appeared so far. I look forward to the development of the layout of the other eight, and I have the desire to read on.
The game was so strong at the beginning, but it ended up being a big one
There are too few chapters now. The writing is okay, but the content is a bit stretched. Most of the chapters are about mortals. Even the protagonist's doppelgänger only appears in one or two chapters. When there are more chapters, we will see if it can be more interesting. Let's cultivate it first.
I can only say that the front is too awesome and the back is too small.
You are already an Immortal Emperor and you have to start practicing from a young age. You can't be so good at word count. I don't know how those 10,000 people can stand it.
Why doesn't the author continue writing? It's very interesting.
666, It's still somewhat intellectually depressing [eating melon] Here's a brief summary of this book: You are an invincible quasi-immortal emperor. In order to further improve your strength, you decided to raise the upper limit of the entire universe. Then, instead of teaching the Dharma to all sentient beings, you opened a forum to preach (not to mention other things, at least basic "education" should be popularized); you ran to a planet and left an incomprehensible fairy fate, causing unrest in the government and the public, and turmoil in the world... Also, your cultivation method is a bit lame. Forget about the classic outward seeking, it also locks the inward seeking - the Immortal Emperor Realm must integrate the Tianxin Seal of the universe in order to break through, otherwise it will not make any progress. [Eat melon] There are other kinds of enlightened people and mortal immortals who can overshadow the sky [cover face] (This paragraph is purely a personal rant, no malice)
It's boring. It talks about the Immortal Emperor at the beginning, and then it keeps talking about the war between small countries. It starts high and goes low again. The protagonist is behind the scenes, as if he doesn't exist at all, as if this novel doesn't care about him at all.
Progress is too slow. It's as if the protagonist has traveled to the world. When the will of the world here is determined, the protagonist creates a clone, pretends to be a ghost on every planet, finds some lucky people, and gives them a disaster and an opportunity. You might as well recruit more apprentices to make progress faster? At least these respect you! It's like being a stranger, no surprises. There was no excitement, no fear, no gratitude. I'm just surprised. It seems like this is a very long book. From the warrior's practice to his ascension, it seems that it will take hundreds of pictures for the main character to appear.
No, my friend, it looked okay from the front, but I thought it was cool that you wrote that Li Qingzhu had reached great heights and came back to take revenge. But in the end, Su Qingxiu died comfortably like this? She put you in jail and was tortured for six years. You relied on hatred to survive in the past, but you ended up having a big problem later? They tried to harm you to enjoy glory and wealth, but then you came to pretend to be aloof? Using your things in exchange for sparing their whole family is really evil to me. I don't know how a person with this kind of personality can survive past three chapters. I wanted to complain about it earlier, but Xian Yuan kept saying that whoever died would die if you didn't. It turned out that the author seemed to really like this character. Forget it.
It's pretty good. It's really behind the scenes, and the protagonist basically doesn't appear. It's written bit by bit from the fateful son of a mortal dynasty on the edge of the planet. Only one of the nine clones has appeared so far. I look forward to the development of the layout of the other eight, and I have the desire to read on.
The game was so strong at the beginning, but it ended up being a big one
There are too few chapters now. The writing is okay, but the content is a bit stretched. Most of the chapters are about mortals. Even the protagonist's doppelgänger only appears in one or two chapters. When there are more chapters, we will see if it can be more interesting. Let's cultivate it first.
I can only say that the front is too awesome and the back is too small.
You are already an Immortal Emperor and you have to start practicing from a young age. You can't be so good at word count. I don't know how those 10,000 people can stand it.
Why doesn't the author continue writing? It's very interesting.