At the pinnacle of the Spirit Realm, Emperor Xuan Tu, a Mahayana cultivator, was already half an immortal, with one foot in the Immortal Realm.
To marry the woman he loved, the Empress who had stood by his side, he spent all his vital essence and used supreme divine arts to forge the astonishing Celestial Immortal-Sealing Array. He intended to present the array diagram as a betrothal gift at their dual cultivation ceremony, giving it to his beloved so they could prove the path to eternal life together.
The ceremony began, and cultivators from every corner came to pay their respects. The instant the Empress accepted the array diagram, heaven and earth changed color.
But then disaster struck!
The Empress suddenly attacked. Cultivators who had long lain in wait on all sides rose up together, laying a deadly trap and surrounding Xuan Tu. What had seemed a heartfelt union was in fact a carefully planned assassination.
Drained by the effort of forging the array, Emperor Xuan Tu fought desperately to break through, but in the end he was no match for so many opponents. Using a secret technique, he split his soul, and a wisp escaped, only to be pursued relentlessly.
At the brink of life and death, his close friend fought with his life on the line. Offering reincarnation as a sacrifice and turning himself into an array, he forcibly held back the Empress and her countless pursuers. With the last of his life force, he activated a domain-spanning teleportation and sent that wisp of soul to the mortal world…
It's so good. The protagonist doesn't look like a Mahayana boss from the upper realm. Instead, he looks like a fifteen or sixteen-year-old Qi-refining guy from the lower realm who just left the novice village. But no one in the foundation-building phase has the mentality like him (his behavior made me unbelievable, and I gave up halfway through Chapter 5).
The plot logic is more in line with me personally
Very good, you can take a look
Generally, there are shadows of mortals
It's okay. It would be better if it wasn't about seizing one's body. It has to be about seizing one's body.
Why did it end so suddenly? What about the plot of the demon world?
The writing is good and worth recommending
How are the realms arranged?
The writing is very good
It's okay, but I want to ask the author whether it's without a girl, a single girl, or a harem.
It's so good. The protagonist doesn't look like a Mahayana boss from the upper realm. Instead, he looks like a fifteen or sixteen-year-old Qi-refining guy from the lower realm who just left the novice village. But no one in the foundation-building phase has the mentality like him (his behavior made me unbelievable, and I gave up halfway through Chapter 5).
The plot logic is more in line with me personally
Very good, you can take a look
Generally, there are shadows of mortals
It's okay. It would be better if it wasn't about seizing one's body. It has to be about seizing one's body.
Why did it end so suddenly? What about the plot of the demon world?
The writing is good and worth recommending
How are the realms arranged?
The writing is very good
It's okay, but I want to ask the author whether it's without a girl, a single girl, or a harem.