I Ascended to Immortality, So Why Is the Immortal Emperor Telling Me to Rejoin the Family?

After watching the first part, I am still looking forward to the plot of the spirit world, but I am not satisfied with the main plot of the heroine, the battle between the main body and the clone. I felt a little uncomfortable when I saw a clone being made and going to the male protagonist. I couldn't accept that someone who wasn't the female protagonist was too close to the male protagonist. Moreover, I didn't want to see someone who looked exactly like Little Moon become a villain. I didn't want the big dog who belonged to Little Moon to be nice to this clone, but I also knew it was impossible. Wei Yuan would not treat Wang Shu badly. I really care about the clone, and I don't know what the author will write about it later.

Coming from the first one, it's very nice. The male protagonist is in love, and the female protagonist is a tree, but she still gets warmed up. The rating for the first part was still high. No one is reading it now because they are all busy reading books. I hope it won't stop updating.

I really like "The Heroine Dedicated to Taoism", especially the process of the male protagonist entering Taoism from the mortal world and forming an indissoluble bond with the heroine. The feeling of growing up step by step and finally achieving success is really touching. So after reading the first part, I found out that the author said that he would write a new chapter about the spiritual world, so I immediately followed it. However, as I read it, I found that the update was discontinued, so I made a comment based on a few confusions that arose in my mind. One is about the direction of the story. The current chapter on the spiritual world feels a bit like the "traditional cultivation upgrade flow" that goes from humble beginnings to greatness step by step. It's not that this is bad, it's just that it's different from the previous game's emphasis on fate and the growth of one's character. I'm a little worried that the author is bound by a routine - of course, it's more likely that I'm overthinking it. The author definitely has his own new ideas. The other one is about the heroine's setting, which is what I'm most curious about. The real body of the heroine is a sacred tree that can open up the passage to ascension from all walks of life. This setting is really amazing. But the question that follows is: How to define her cultivation? If she is the key to opening the passage, then what level is her strength? If she is too strong, will the foundation of her and the male protagonist's "grow together" still exist? If an external avatar is used to accompany the male protagonist, what is the relationship between the avatar and the main body? How to share memories, emotions, and power? If these issues are handled well, they may be the biggest highlight of the entire text; if they are blurred, readers will indeed feel awkward. Finally, I want to say that I understand that the author wants to attract new readers through new chapters, and I hope this book can continue to be written. We are very satisfied if we are given some dog food occasionally. I believe that the author can grasp the writing style well and write the chapter on the spiritual world in a different and exciting way.

I haven't read a novel for a long time, and when I read it, I found out that the second one was released. The heroine's tone in this book is probably that she is her own enemy. When I first read the heroine's clone, I was really stunned. If it were other novels, I would just stop reading them because there is no "memory real-time sharing" setting. In this way, how will the interaction between the hero and the clone be counted in the future? Wood just carries memories. Do you really love the hero? The main body has no adventure experience with the male protagonist, and has lost something. I don't know how to say that if there is an independent wooden confirmation of consciousness in the future, what will the male protagonist be? Can you have any ill intentions towards this kind of clone that you have been with for a while? And at present, the male protagonist knows that it is fake, but he also recognizes that he is his wife, and he is still jealous. I feel that there is no need to harm myself, because the person who loves me the most in this world should be myself, but romance novels should be excluded. I hope not to make a clone who gives up himself to become the male protagonist, not because he recognizes the existence of the original body. I dislike this setting, but because I liked the first part very much, I still watched it, I I have read an article. The author also made a clone of the main body, but failed to deal with it well. As a result, most readers no longer like the main body at all. Even adding some settings is of no use, because the clone is always accompanying the reader. Since there is no real-time shared memory, the author deliberately has poor memory. It is already like two people. Even if the settings are added later, it will be the same, because the experience given to the readers is different.

Ahhhhh, the author must write it down!!! I came here from the last article, which I followed day by day. I hope the author can continue writing. I will definitely follow up on time every day!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Come on!!!!! Don't stop updating!!! 😢😢

The second part is out, finally waiting for you

Waiting, hoping that the clone will not become a big demon

I have finished the first part and this is the sequel. I hope the author will stick with it. ②First time rating

Please give me a big update. I'll check back next year. It's really good to read. This book has the flavor of traditional immortality writing, but it doesn't have the flavor of Lao Deng. God knows how moved I am 😢😢😢

I have already read the first part, and now I want to watch the second part. The author is so talented.