The Eastern Han Dynasty: I've Become an Immortal, Yet I'm Still Emperor

If you want to cultivate immortality, then cultivate immortality. Don't do it in a civilized or martial way. I suggest you go overboard as soon as possible...

Cultivation? You see, the protagonist is so busy at such a young age, how can he have time to cultivate immortality?

I didn't see that I wanted to become an immortal. It feels like you are busier than the emperor

Make a bad joke, I don't want to be the emperor! In the end, I did what I wanted to do more than anyone else. If you really don't want to be one, why would someone force you with a knife? They are already cultivating immortals, so their safety is not guaranteed?

💩, Just a piece of shit, it will never change

Find a factory to work in and eat more of Master Kong's Laotan Pickled Cabbage Beef Noodles

Damn it, I wasted my only rest time and read a few rubbish books like this

I clicked on the book because I thought it was very novel. From the beginning to now, the more I write, the less interesting it becomes! The most recent chapter has a completely low word count! Author, please look at the title of your essay, you are off topic now!

The writing style needs to be practiced carefully, which is a bit embarrassing to read. Since you are cultivating immortality, you should practice it well. When you succeed, you will directly promote it, instead of being a collector and pulling every historical figure around you. Just like a bunch of ancient people, you can't be aloof and practice some kind of immortality.

What does this book say? It's completely obscene writing