Journey Through a Hundred Worlds: From Mortal to Immortal

Alas, I still recall A Hundred Refinements to Become an Immortal. I watched it when I was in primary school. It's really a classic.

Alas, if you practice your writing and study the plot carefully, wouldn't it be up to you to carry the banner of Mortal Flow's current decline? Really, it has been nearly ten years since the completion of Bailian. Look at what you have written. You are so angry.

Huan Yu, revise Bai Lian, refine it, perfect it, rewrite it, and then continue writing the Immortal Realm chapter. I will pay for this past sentiment.

I thought the writing board was already miserable enough, but I didn't expect this great god to fall even more completely.

I remember that when I was watching The Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality, I also watched the story of Becoming an Immortal through Hundred Refiners. I felt that it was an updated chapter of The Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality, and Huan Yu copied the homework chapter.

I feel that the follow-up to a story about becoming an immortal should be better than this. The characters are very successful. Lin Xuan and Tian Xiaojian have never forgotten them. The same plot routine is very popular.

After Tian Xiang's death, the fairy world was about to collapse. Lin Xuan and others paid a huge price to save the three realms. Although they succeeded in the end, their mana was almost exhausted. The escaped immortals took action against the protagonists in order to avoid settling their accounts. In the end, Lin Xuan and others were defeated and forced to reincarnate. The passage to the immortal world was closed since then, and the whereabouts of the Bailing Seal, the Blue Star Sea, and the Ten Thousand Volume Heavenly Book were unknown. Millions of years later, Lin Xuan, Yue'er, and Tian Xiaojian were reincarnated in the human world, and a new journey of cultivating immortality began. Writing like this is not much better than time travel. I have already given the author's ideas. It's up to you. If you don't write a follow-up to Bailian, I won't read it.

Congratulations on the success of Yu Gonggong Shrine 😜

I remember reading two immortal novels when I was in junior high school. One is a biography of a mortal cultivating immortality, and the other is a biography of a mortal who can become an immortal through a hundred attempts.

Let's take a look at the results of this book. If it's not good, the author can consider continuing it.