Gazing at the Sun Led Me to the Immortal Realm

This book is positioned as an invincible novel, but it is not limited to the traditional invincible genre. It is not a mindless show of showing off, but has its own unique spiritual value core. The protagonist, Li Xiuyuan, transmigrates to another world and breaks through seven realms in a single day, reaching the Celestial Realm. However, he doesn't rely on his strength for personal pleasure.

The story is full of celestial charm, with the plot of becoming a celestial being and then traveling the mortal world from the perspective of an immortal being quite interesting. Along the way, the protagonist encounters different people, demons, and gods, from chance meetings to parting ways. The traditional elements of fantasy—romance, chivalry, and the complexities of the mortal world—are all well-written, making it a truly captivating read.

This book is truly excellent, especially the part depicting Lu Bu's hundreds-of-rounds-long battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai was indeed too powerful; if it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 6x scope spray would have been fatal.

The ratings have just come out and will rise later. It starts with a mortal swordsman directly advancing to a celestial immortal, his power maxed out. Instead of hiding in the immortal realm to cultivate in seclusion, he plunges headlong into the bustling mortal world, wandering among humans.

Well written, with a reasonable setting. An invincible transmigrator experiences the mortal world with his body and soul. He explores the karma he bears, acting according to his heart. Acting according to his heart, with kindness and justice as his foundation, he becomes invincible and brings blessings to all living beings!

The rating is too low. It's a relaxing fishing experience, easy to watch, and doesn't have any overly stimulating plot points. Overall, it should be rated between 7.5 And 8.5 Stars. You didn't even kill someone who had a grudge against your wife? For a prince like you, that's incredibly wicked. I gave you a low score.

It looks really good, a bit like "The Chess Master's Tale," but it's self-contained. I'm looking forward to the rest of the story, but there's just too little content. Could you please add more chapters? 😳😳

This book is like a beautiful landscape, so refreshing and enjoyable to read. Although I've only read a few dozen chapters, it's already very good. I hope the author continues to write well and gives Qinghe and Xiaoxiao a happy ending. I don't want such a good book to have any tragic parts.

It's great! The first chapter tells how the protagonist travels through time, which is a great foreshadowing. From being tense and uneasy to gradually getting into the swing of things, and then traveling through the human world, you can feel the changes in the protagonist's mentality through the writing. There is a kind of "quiet" immortal aura.

It's pretty good, but why does the main character keep thinking about visiting brothels? 🙂