Conquering the Eternal Life World: Starting with the Heavenly Sacrifice Edict

[Practicing the "Dragonless Heart Method" will prevent one from surpassing the creator of the method.] This is yet another common rumor, belonging to the late stage of persecution complex. The origin of this rumor is quite inexplicable. The "Dragonless Heart Sutra" was initially created to break through the limitations of the Heavenly Dao, making humans extraordinary.

That guy who's been shedding hair went off to write something called "Ten Thousand Demons Body," but it's nowhere near as good as "Divine Elephant" in terms of both style and completeness. The Dragon Rune system, on the other hand, is quite interesting, although the limitation of immortality makes it seem a bit outdated. 🤫

Although the Dragonless Heart Sutra far surpasses the Saint King's, the way the author presents it makes me feel it's inferior to the Divine Elephant Suppressing Prison Technique. The Saint King's technique levels up incredibly quickly and boasts godlike combat power, while the author's version seems to level up slower, has higher combat power, and its innate supernatural abilities are all overpowered. The Dragonless Heart Sutra has great potential, but its leveling up is a bit slow.

Following the divine elephant, now there is the dragon talisman.

This book feels very much like a fantasy novel, but it always exaggerates the protagonist's abilities. For example, when the protagonist has half the power of a first-level Divine Ability cultivator, the author writes that Fang Qingxue says he can even threaten a fourth-level Divine Ability cultivator, which is incredibly powerful.

Pan Wu's Great Strength Divine Power, having just entered the Divine Power Secret Realm, already possessed the power of 100,000 galloping horses. In Chapter 200, the author's malice towards the Great Origin Technique is too great! 😰😰😰

The title is wrong; the sacrificial edict doesn't even qualify to be compared to the dragon talisman! It's as unbelievable as a beggar exchanging a piece of waste paper for the imperial seal.

The protagonist is portrayed as overly arrogant, while the villains are incredibly stupid. On one hand, Yuan Jiankong goes mad and deliberately provokes trouble, only to be humiliated by the protagonist. On the other hand, the villains, disregarding sect rules, attack the inner disciples' caves, and the protagonist, without fear, kills them all, even crippling a true disciple.

Wow, another one found! I hope the author can keep it up. There are very few books about dragon talismans, so I hope the author can persevere.

We need more women, otherwise I won't have the confidence to watch. It's difficult to write a story about eunuchs cultivating their skills, and authors are unlikely to have many creative ideas. As the story progresses, readers will lose interest. In contrast, harem stories give authors more time to come up with plot ideas.