[No System] [No Harem] [Exploring the Universe] [Historical Figures] [the Myriad Worlds] [face-slapping] [Fast-Paced Leveling] [Genius] [Passionate] [Scheming]
Liu Changge was a handsome, brilliant student on Earth. Framed for smashing the Imperial Jade Seal, he was sentenced to prison. Just as he was losing all hope…
The jade seal shattered, and he ascended!
As it turned out, at the brink of despair he had suddenly realized that “all laws are empty,” accidentally meeting one of the requirements for becoming an immortal.
“It’s been nineteen hundred years! We’ve finally found someone who can become an immortal!”
“Who cares if his body hasn’t made it up here yet? Drag him up first! Come on, grandson, get over here!”
Before Liu Changge could even react, he was surrounded by a group of ancestors with green gleams in their eyes.
Bian Que cried out, “This is bad! The immortal energy is going to his head. He’ll turn into an idiot!”
Liu Bang slammed the table in a panic. “Quick! Give him immortal pills, spirit medicines, and dragon energy! Feed them to him like candy!”
When Liu Changge finally came to after being force-fed a mountain of pills, he was told:
“Dear grandson, the Galactic Myriad Dynasties Tournament starts in fifteen days. You’ll represent Earth!”
But his opponents were prodigies from the Immortal Realm who had cultivated for a hundred years!
And his cultivation was a rushed job, forced on him by his ancestors in their haste to make him grow!
A very interesting novel about cultivating immortals. It's the first time I've seen this kind of setting.
Great book, so imaginative, 👍👍👍👍👍
It's really not much, I really recommend it, the more you look at it, the better it looks!
I finished reading it in one sitting and didn't even watch the movie. In the early stage, the writing was a bit naive in order to cater to the audience, but in the later stage, after Hongda's world view, it came out quite attractive! There is nothing major wrong with it overall.
It's very fresh. I've never seen this kind of setting before, so I thought it was a simple novel. But when I read it later, I found that it's quite in-depth, with a lot of side effects on social reality.
Then who is it that uses thousands of stars to form a large array to support the only living planet? This strength is too terrifying
I really like this kind of historical setting.