Simultaneous Transmigration: Sharing a Chaos Body from the Start

There's a strange feeling. Even though the protagonist has a huge power-up, the increase in combat power isn't that obvious. It feels like the power level is being suppressed. The author could have just made it an invincible story, instead of having the protagonist fight the opponent to a standstill and then instantly defeating them. Also, don't write about the protagonist's cultivation speed; just skip the cultivation difficulty altogether.

The title of "Immortal King" is comparable to the peak of the Great Sage. In the original work, only the limit of the title of "Immortal King" can destroy a planet with one blow. Do you want to go and see the performance of the Great Sage in the later stages?

It is recommended to focus on covering the sky and swallowing, and use eternal life as the resource background board. The basic setting of Eternal Life is much grander than the other two. It focuses on eternal life and is prone to collapse.

The protagonist's cheat ability would make anyone invincible, but the protagonist here is as slow as a tortoise.

Seeing these cross-work power comparisons makes me laugh; they must have nothing better to do than argue.

I added a bookshelf... Not for any other reason than the comments section is already buzzing with arguments! 😰

Playing with the Heavenly Bottle in Immortality is a joke. Isn't the Azure Wood Emperor with the Great Five Elements Technique more powerful than the Heavenly Bottle? The passive effects of cultivation are far superior to even the Heavenly Bottle.

Hay is nothing special, good for passing the time, but what bothers me is that the cheat codes are set up too high, making it seem like it reduces combat power.

A hollow corpse inside the ancient coffin? Was it brought by the Yellow Emperor?

If you're going to use a big cheat, don't suppress your combat power. If you want to suppress combat power for longer, then make the cheat smaller. You're trying to have it all, which is really frustrating.