The Immortal Emperor and I Are Evenly Matched

If both Foundation Establishment and Nascent Soul cultivators attack the protagonist simultaneously, how will the protagonist react?

I've come up with an idea for upgrading abilities. For example, when facing 100 enemies, the protagonist can imagine 100 1v100 battles and combine their strengths. Or you could directly cast a buff spell on the opponent, forcing them to break through their cultivation level, and then crush them while their foundation is unstable.

Awkward, extremely awkward. Compared to Ran Lengguang's writing, this is far too immature in its attempts at showing off; the attempts at being pretentious often make me cringe. I only read it because of the high rating, but I don't understand why such a basic novel has such a high score.

Seriously, stop writing about cultivation novels and stick to science fiction, which you're good at. Who knows, the next Galaxy Award might just be yours.

Can the author please stop writing these crooked-mouthed dragon king stories? Judging from "The Collector" to this one, this kind of dragon king story is really bad. The power levels rise too quickly, skyrocketing in just a few dozen chapters. Then it's just a repetitive cycle.

I feel there are several possibilities for Li Xian's state: First, he might be the reincarnation of Li Xingchen, but due to unknown subjective or objective reasons (such as the meteor), Li Xingchen hasn't fully awakened, which also satisfies the computer's results. The Bureau's intervention was accidental, and he might truly awaken later.

I've read over twenty chapters. Aside from the main character's awkward posturing and the supporting character Dihua being somewhat brainless, it's alright.

The first few dozen chapters really do have it both ways, like a prostitute trying to erect a chastity arch.

A 50/50 chance? If a Foundation Establishment cultivator and an Immortal were to attack you at the same time, who would you be evenly matched with?

To be honest, the first few chapters of this book were alright, but for me personally, things took a sharp turn for the worse after the protagonist was identified as a heretical cultivator and the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics took action against him. The plot after he passed the Nascent Soul stage was acceptable.