A young man transmigrates to a tiny village in the wilderness, only to discover that he's a complete good-for-nothing! Fortunately, on the brink of life and death, he awakens the Nine-Story Tower of Heaven, Earth, and the Myriad Mysteries, gaining the ability to transmigrate between worlds.
In The Wolverine: Old Man Logan, he gains Wolverine's immortality and vows to return to change the tragedy's ending.
In Dragon and Snake, he trains both internal and external martial arts, defeats the Emperor of Martial Arts with his fists, and falls in love with fellow transmigrator Xiang Liuli.
In Little Fish and Hua Wuque, he saves the Little Fairy's life and makes up for the regrets of his childhood.
In The Number One Under Heaven, he gains the Indestructible Vajra Divine Skill, becomes invincible throughout the land, and beats the marquis like a dog.
In The Legend of Qin, he challenges the world's swordsmen and faces the First Emperor, the Ancestor Dragon.
In the world of Flying Daggers and My Own Swordsman, he rests at Tongfu Inn and compares his mastery of the blade with Li Xunhuan.
In the World of Wind and Cloud, he faces Di Shitian to see whose immortal body is more formidable.
In Yang God and Immortality, he continues to strengthen his ability to live forever.
In Captain America Devours, he brings Captain America to the Devouring World, where Cap trains as both a martial artist and a spirit reader, becoming invincible. He also comprehends the laws and grasps the power of immortality.
The Wolverine: Old Man Logan, Dragon and Snake, Little Fish and Hua Wuque, The Number One Under Heaven, The Legend of Qin, Flying Daggers, My Own Swordsman, Wind and Cloud, Yang God, Immortality, Dragon Ball, Tomb of the Gods, Captain America, Devouring, Shrouding the Heavens, World of Longevity, Perfect World, Journey to the West, Primordial World, Chaos, Hongyuan...
As he transmigrates through the myriad heavens, he keeps exploring the true meaning of immortality. Whether his lifespan runs out, death descends, worlds are destroyed, the universe returns to the void, chaos comes to an end, or the myriad heavens vanish, he alone will stand above them all, undying and indestructible.
(The author has already completed other books, with over 400 days of uninterrupted updates. You can count on this one.
P.S. This book is also called Spreading the Love Across the Heavens and The Strongest Soft-Food King Across the Heavens.)
Wolverine's talent is such that it would be great if he had a skeleton like Iron Man.
In the end, Wang Chao didn't transcend; it was simply that the world of martial arts had reached its limit. The author even said: "The road ahead has ended, the path of the martial artist has ended. Let the legend endure! We are human." So where did this Wang Chao in the book come from? Speechless, it's so awkward to read.
This book has been officially renamed "The Immortal and Undying Across the Myriad Realms". The overall design remains largely unchanged; it's just that the previous aggressive approach proved ineffective in the early game. If you like it, please bookmark and recommend it to show your support!
The contract signing failed, but updates will continue. Friends who like it can continue to support me! I remember when I had over 30,000 words, I received a private message recommending me for a contract with Qidian.com, but I didn't sign up. Now, with over 100,000 words, my application for a contract is rejected... However, updates will not stop; there will still be two updates every day.
It was getting somewhat interesting, but then they introduced another time traveler, and he's such a chatterbox! That really annoyed me, and my desire to continue watching vanished instantly. Now I'm feeling really irritable.
What nonsense are you spouting? Did Wei Zhongxian and Zhu Yuanzhang live in the same period?
Is this some kind of self-indulgent writing? None of the most popular books are self-indulgent. The protagonist's dialogue with his cheat ability, the cheat ability's (tu cao, a Chinese internet slang term for sarcastic or critical comments). My god, what are you trying to do? Are you trying to discourage readers or see who can resist the urge to read this? Stop writing like this, nobody wants to read this.
Wang Chao is a kept man? Aside from the two years he spent learning martial arts with Tang Zichen and perhaps eating a few meals at her place to ensure he got the necessary nutrition, he didn't use her money after leaving mainland China. So how can he be considered a kept man?
I read over twenty chapters, and holy crap, what is this writing? It's a complete mess. I don't understand it, and it's inexplicably addictive. I'm out.
Can you please stop writing this book? I prefer another book, please update it soon! (≧∇≦)/