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

If you're going to cultivate immortality, then cultivate immortality. Don't make it a hybrid of literature and martial arts. I suggest you get through this phase quickly...

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

I didn't realize you wanted to cultivate immortality. You seem busier than the emperor.

They come up with a tired trope: "I don't want to be emperor!" But their actions reveal a stronger desire to be emperor than anyone else's. If they truly didn't want to be emperor, would someone hold a knife to their throat? They're cultivating immortality; isn't their safety guaranteed?

💩 Is just a pile of shit, it will never change.

Find a factory job, and while you're at it, eat lots of Master Kong pickled cabbage and beef noodles.

Damn it, I actually wasted my precious rest time reading such garbage books.

I clicked on this book because the title sounded interesting, but from beginning to end, it's become increasingly dull! The latest chapter is just padding! Author, please write your story according to the title; you've gone off-topic!

The writing style needs improvement; it's a bit awkward to read. If you're going to cultivate immortality, then focus on cultivating properly and, once you've achieved your goal, conquer all before you. Instead, you have a collecting obsession, dragging every historical figure you see into your life. Why cultivate immortality or practice the Dao when you're just scheming and petty with a bunch of ancient people and can't transcend worldly concerns?

How to describe this book? It's pure fantasy writing.