Two Worlds: Sooner or Later, I Will Become an Immortal Emperor

The main world is so poor that even the wealthy second-generation monitors have far less food than the casual cultivators on the other side. Although there are many people cultivating immortality among the people and sharing their resources, basic resources such as food and Qi Gathering Pills are far inferior to those of primitive cultivators, so the advantages of industrialization cannot be reflected at all. Let some less commonly used resources be scarce in the main world, ensure that the protagonist can make some money by reselling them, and the golden finger can play its role. The main world I am writing about now has nothing but educational resources.

Is it reasonable for all the people in the main world to cultivate immortality when the resources in the main world are so scarce? 🙂

I am temporarily free of charge and have read more than 200 chapters. Let me share my thoughts after reading it.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      All all all all all each all have many wrong sentences, typos, and wrong words. 2. Since there is a complete system for universal education in immortality in another world, you should think about what methods can be used in each realm, what spells to learn, how to advance to the next level, and choose a book of exercises, matching spells, and magic weapons. (For example, practicing Qi to learn spells, building foundation and condensing spells, golden elixir to cultivate small magical powers, and Nascent Soul to cultivate great magical powers) (For example, learning the Five Elements Sword Art, which has five corresponding swords and various sword formations with various changes) There are also various auxiliary skills, such as breathing, sneaking, rushing, and escaping. Instead of every battle, ah! I have more real energy than you, ah! My spiritual consciousness is stronger than yours, and then I forcefully pretend to be a B. The enemies are so surprised, and the number of times I wrote it is ridiculous, and the B's are all the same This kind of empty pretense, it seems so far-fetched, so embarrassing The enemies arranged are also the protagonist's four-level enemies on the fourth floor, and the six-level enemies on the sixth floor. The protagonist just barely kills the foundation builder, and comes with the most useless foundation builder. . There are still many enemies and thieves. Let's hold an auction. Even though the two parties are far apart from each other and don't match up, they still want to be the protagonist. Since the protagonist is not short of spiritual stones, shouldn't he buy some powerful trump cards from the world of science and technology, not to mention the Yuanying, at least he can defend himself against the attack of the golden elixir, and can escape from the golden elixir monks? If you don't buy it, it is a waste. It's not that the author does not allow the protagonist to die, he would have died long ago. Let the protagonist accumulate more strength and have more trump cards, can't you? Pretending to be B should also make the reader feel that the protagonist is really strong, rather than being very empty, far-fetched, and forcibly pretending to be B. There is also the last spiritual root, heaven, earth, upper, middle, lower, inferior, regardless of the five elements, ice, wind, thunder. Of course, this is a personal setting, so it is simple and trouble-free. Summary: From wrong sentences, typos, wrong words to exercises and spiritual roots, To put it bluntly, the author is just lazy. He doesn't waste time thinking about details and writes perfunctorily. He doesn't even bother to check it after writing.

The battles are not well written, especially the competition on the Diyuan Star. The combat power situation is very vague, and the battles are described in space. Find a way to improve or avoid this kind of combat description, and just throw away the settings and fights

This coward with pig horns died and became a son-in-law and a slave at the same time. After finally reaching the golden elixir, he still has to be a slave. He is as good as the Nascent Soul over there. He needs one or two life-saving things, but he can't exchange them for good things. If you are not from your own world and still worry about this and that, you feel that you are not as cool as living in your own world.

I've been chasing him for a while, but I really can't keep chasing him. Not to mention the increasing number of stories later, the main reason is that there are too few actual writings in these two fields. It would be better to just turn it into a serious article about cultivating immortals from the beginning.

Starting point: Sooner or later I will become a limited emperor 🙂🙂🙂

It seems that this book has achieved good results. The author has been a bit wandering recently, deliberately repeating the plot of the story to slow down the rhythm. Maybe we, the readers, need to ignore him in order to continue the plot honestly.

Is this really called cultivating immortality? After reading dozens of chapters, the fighting scenes were all fist fights, and no spells were used. This is obviously fantasy, right?

At first, I watched the two worlds trading materials, but as it went on, it became closer to the ancient cycle of provoking enemies to counter-attack and provoking bigger enemies to counter-attack. Instead of paying attention to the respective advantages of the two worlds, buying and selling to earn resources to upgrade the level, I indulged in various struggles, adventures, and pretending to slap people in the face. There were fewer and fewer urban plots. Since I didn't want to write about the title of Two Worlds in the first place? If it were written directly about traveling through the world of cultivating immortals, the actions of the protagonist would be reasonable, but in the two worlds, it seems that the protagonist has no brains at all.