At the top of the spiritual world, Emperor Xuantu, a monk in the Mahayana stage, is already a half-step into the immortal world.
In order to marry his true love, the empress who stood side by side with him, he exhausted his life essence and blood, and used his supreme magical power to refine an earth-shattering "Forbidden Immortal Formation". He intended to use this formation as a gift at the ceremony of double cultivation, and give it to the beautiful woman, so as to achieve immortality together.
The grand ceremony begins and Wan Xiu comes to court. The moment the empress took over the formation diagram, the color of the world changed.
But sudden changes occurred!
The empress suddenly took action, and the monks who had been lurking in all directions suddenly rose up, laid a killing plan, and besieged Xuantu. A heart-to-heart love turned out to be a long-planned death.
Due to the exhaustion of energy and blood from refining the formation, Emperor Xuantu tried his best to break through, but was ultimately defeated by everyone. But he used a secret method to split the soul, and a ray of soul escaped, but was bitten by the pursuers.
On the line between life and death, close friends risk their lives. Using reincarnation as a sacrifice, using his own body as a formation, he forcibly dragged the empress and the chasing soldiers in the sky, using up the last bit of life, activated the realm teleportation, and sent the remnant soul to the mortal world...
Reader comments
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).
Very good, you can take a look
The plot logic is more in line with me personally
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.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
The writing is very good
How are the realms arranged?
The writing is good and worth recommending
Why did it end so suddenly? What about the plot of the demon world?
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).
Very good, you can take a look
The plot logic is more in line with me personally
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.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
The writing is very good
How are the realms arranged?
The writing is good and worth recommending
Why did it end so suddenly? What about the plot of the demon world?
It's okay, but I want to ask the author whether it's without a girl, a single girl, or a harem.