I Have Countless Divine Powers

The effect of chickens and dogs ascending to heaven is too obvious. I feel like I have read all the previous chapters in vain. The protagonist just opens up the wasteland. As soon as the level goes up, the people around him refresh and level up.

To be honest, I didn't read your book, I just read the introduction. There are too many novels with introductions to immortality. I feel aesthetic fatigue and I have no desire to read your novel. In fact, there is no need for your first magical fruit to be immortality. After all, the protagonist will not die if you have this fruit, so there is no need to be the first one to be immortality fruit. In fact, the last fruit can be obtained when the protagonist reaches the top to achieve immortality, or the tree can be called the Immortality Tree. It would be better if it has the ability to live forever, but it is immortal before it can save its life. Haha, I can only say that it is weird for this kind of novel to be immortal. Immortality-style novels are bad in the street, just like naming the protagonist Immortality. I really want to know what kind of person can write this kind of novel with a brain that is like mushy. First of all, it's not directed at you, but I really want to know what the person who writes this kind of novel is thinking.

You're a fool, you're so aggressive at the beginning, you're still an old man, you keep saying you're a fool, you don't have any IQ at all.

Author: Okay, I am going to plan a path for the protagonist from a mortal to the Supreme Lord, such as the Immortal Chain Belt, the path of inaction, and the path of yin and yang. Later, I also have the Purple Gold Gourd and the Cosmic Circle to arrange for him[fn ]

Author, do you have a misunderstanding about "immortality"? At the beginning of the first chapter, it is written that the protagonist is an old man with white hair. "Immortality" should mean maintaining the appearance when he first traveled through time or maintaining the appearance when he was young. Therefore, the protagonist's first magical power should be "immortality" rather than "immortality". If the writing is not correct, it will easily cause drama.

In fact, I have always had a question. Obviously in the real world, human beings can be regarded as longevity among all creatures. Why do demons in all novels have long lifespans? This is very strange. I live a hundred years, and animals only live a hundred or twenty years. If everyone reaches the same level, I can only live 150 years. Your brother will live hundreds or thousands of years all of a sudden. The characteristics of animals are low IQ, no IQ, short life span, but they can reproduce. Theoretically, this is the daily state of monsters. But in the book, it is said that it has a long lifespan, is talented, and is not very good at reproducing.

The beginning of immortality is really speechless.

Before the 100th chapter, I could just read it. After the 100th chapter, I directly ascended to change the map and started from the lowest level. I couldn't hold it anymore. Do you plan to repeat the first 100th chapter in the next 100th chapter? What's the point of ascending to the full level in the mortal world without showing off to others?

Your way of writing is really good, at least it won't seem too aggrieved. Many other immortality articles are so sloppy that they are no longer human beings.

I could have conferred the title of God in one book, but the more I wrote, the less effective it became. . . . . Not even a little bit worse 😰😰😰😰