Seeking the Dao Across the Heavens: Starting with Immortality
诸天问道：从永生开始
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- Myriad Worlds
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In the author's previous novel, the protagonist achieved immortality and became a Heavenly Monarch, but later reincarnated in the world of "Covering the Sky" and still felt he couldn't defeat the Ruthless Great Emperor at his peak. 😜 Will this novel be similar?
They killed Fang Han but weren't killed by the Creation Immortal King and the others. The changes are truly amazing; it gets increasingly toxic as it progresses. Time to retreat.
This is giving too much credit to the mortal world. The protagonist has reached the fifth level of supernatural powers and can even defeat Haotian in "Ever Night," but he is still inferior to the Golden Core cultivator in the mortal world. It is said that the Golden Core of the mortal world has immortality and is superior to eternal life.
The book fails to depict combat power. First, according to the cultivation levels of the author Meng Ru Shen Ji, a level 6 Physical Body Realm cultivator possesses the highest combat power, capable of easily defeating any martial arts novel world. Yet, in your book, they can't even defeat a mere Innate Martial Artist. Furthermore, the writing is a mess and extremely toxic.
Get out of here! Even with six layers of immortality, you can't defeat a martial arts master's internal energy; you're still a harem hero.
I've noticed a problem. Many people claim that immortality grants invincible power, but I think the world of immortality is just a world within a magical artifact. How can someone from a magical artifact world claim to be stronger than people in the real world? What exactly does "frog in a well" mean? Like, the United States may be invincible on Earth, but what about outside of Earth?
What is the vast world? The Milky Way galaxy, the largest in the world, might not even be as big as a single state in the Xuanhuang Great World. Gu Santong couldn't defeat an ordinary person from the Eternal World. And yet some people say Zhu Wushi shattered a small mountain—it's truly speechless. Is a small mountain on Earth the same as one in the Eternal World?
The system is too chaotic; the Primordial Realm is ridiculously weak. Even the Longevity Realm can kill a Saint. Speechless.
Author, this writing is too cruel! The protagonist is so reckless and courts death. The plot is also incredibly toxic. I always thought Fang Qingxue was the female lead, but I never expected her to be killed by the protagonist's magical artifact. 😓😓😓😓
I started reading from the beginning. In my opinion, the biggest taboo in fantasy novels is that high-level worlds tend to resemble martial arts worlds. For example, a martial arts master might only have the strength of a thousand or ten thousand jin, while an infant in a world of gods and demons might have the strength of over ten thousand jin.