Roaming the Heavens, Starting from the Longevity Realm

The world-traveling is too fast. To be honest, the multiverse genre isn't lacking in books like yours, but there aren't many that focus on the world of immortality. That's what attracted me here. I've only read a few chapters and haven't seen much yet, and now it's already a multiverse genre. I don't even want to keep reading it.

The Realm of Immortality is considered a relatively advanced world among all the heavens. Why would someone with so much spiritual energy on Dragon Island choose to travel to other worlds instead of cultivating there? Wouldn't it be understandable to travel to worlds that would be more beneficial? What help would the Nine Songs of the Sky world offer?

I exclaimed, "Wow!"

Is your time travel between two worlds, one high and one low? Why not go from low to high?

After much deliberation, considering Zhao Lin'er and even a ruthless person, I ultimately decided to make Qingqing the female lead.

There are many novels in the "multiverse" genre, but very few focus on the world of immortality. I was drawn to this genre because of its emphasis on immortality. Perhaps more stories about immortality could be written, or characters could explore worlds with dragons to improve their abilities. Is "Qin's Moon" a flaw because it lacks such elements?

I've created a book club group, group number: 866047333. We can discuss the plot, time travel, female protagonist, female supporting character, and other supporting characters together.

Was the protagonist's strength suppressed after transmigrating? Someone far surpasses Tianze in strength, realm, supernatural abilities, and physique; normally, shouldn't a single roar be enough to cause the opponent to explode and die? The fact that it's been fighting for so long is practically lowering the standard of the Immortal Realm. 😰

Empress Wu: Zhao Lin'er!!!

Capture a wild protagonist