Global Arrival: The Immortal Kingdom

You can't learn from the Eternal National Server in this way. It's all about the fusion of all realms, and the protagonists all follow the path of luck. Even the Eternal National Server has the Great Wall, and this version also has a black rock wall that can absorb corpses.

When I saw the jade seal made by the protagonist that said, "I am destined to live forever, I will live forever and prosperous." I felt inferior. In ancient Chinese mythology, being entrusted with longevity and longevity represents the symbol of the Son of Heaven, and the Son of Heaven's status is lower than that of the Emperor of Heaven. However, before the Zhou Dynasty, the status of the human king was at the same level as the Emperor of Heaven. So if you get a man named longevity and longevity who is ordered by heaven, it means that you will always be an emperor and cannot be a human king.

Are you sure this is not a copy of the eternal kingdom? So far, I haven't seen the author's own thoughts.

Why do you need a ninjutsu? Isn't it disgusting? How can the Five Elements Taoism not be put on the stage?

I found that when the protagonist's wife was arrested, he didn't save people immediately, but had to wait until something happened to save people. What kind of logic is this? Moreover, I didn't see the protagonist showing any signs of anxiety. I feel worse than the scumbag men and scumbag women nowadays.

The problem is that your book is completely borrowed from Eternal Kingdom. Readers are not fools, and you don't need to defend yourself. Write your book well. Your plot is too fast. Even if I copy it, I won't copy it.

Is the author a lonely drifting trumpet?

When I came back, it turned out to be a eunuch

Didn't the aliens build villages? What about demon villages, snow villages, fox villages, etc.

Is this an imitation of the eternal kingdom?