Perfect World: I Am Reincarnation

I suggest that the author introduce the content of Infinity in the Heavens. Otherwise, the protagonist will appear as a true immortal, or a true immortal who is extremely close to the Immortal King. Then what can be written is the stage from immortal to Immortal King. Once you reach the quasi-immortal emperor, it is actually no different from the ending. The quasi-immortal emperor and the four emperors of chaos will be over in a few dozen chapters. Later, there will be a confrontation with the Corpse Immortal Emperor and the strange ancestor. There are only so many characters at the level of perfection. There is nothing to write about. It will probably be over in thirty chapters.

I'm speechless. I saw that the main character, the Immortal King and the giant Yuanshen, reincarnated into the Emperor's Fall period. Even if the Transformed War Immortal couldn't defeat the Immortal King's brand, I just assumed that these brands were the Emperor's Light Immortal King or the Supreme Giant. It's a bit hard for you to be unable to defeat the Heaven and Earth brand. How can you write about the third world of the Red Dust Immortal when he was seriously injured by the local Supreme with an immortal weapon? Is it shameful to be a giant of an Immortal King?

Let me talk about a few issues: 1. The time-travelers are too involved in the drama. Is the protagonist a native or a recent time-traveler? The emotional scenes are too intense. The emotional scenes you wrote in twenty or thirty chapters are more than the perfect one thousand chapters. This will only make people embarrassed. 2. There are multiple heroines inexplicably. The author likes a certain character and makes her the heroine. This is OK. There is no experience and no process. A time traveler is deeply affectionate. Really... 3. Can the quasi-king left by the ancient world unify the ancient world's view of Tianjiao? Cultivated in a unified way, I feel nostalgic for the ancients at every turn, and I miss the heroine at every turn. I am very surprised. You said that the protagonist did not inherit the monastic state of mind of his predecessor for hundreds of thousands of years during time travel, but you are quite good at aphrodisiac. Eight of the ten chapters are nostalgic for the ancient immortals. Did he inherit the experience of his predecessor?

After 200 years of retrograde movement to defeat immortals, he was a fifth-generation emperor at least, and Huangye Chu was a pure waste, not even worthy of carrying the protagonist's shoes.

Even if Milkman, the main character, has to die, why do you still need to do it? In the original work, there was no tall person to support him before he took the risk to break through. Now that he has a tall person to support him and he is still dead, what's the use of you?

Let me talk about the perfect animation here. It belongs to the original work of the same fan Bie Lai EX. If you are a fandom culture, you should go and play with Candy Super Sweet.

Author, why don't you just suck it up? What are you writing? The protagonist obviously has five Taoist bodies, why not leave three to guard the house? You have to take them all away, leaving only one to guard the house. What other fate is destined to doom your uncle?

Fans of Zhe Tian Perfect are reading one book of The Eunuch. Damn it, I won't read it until it's finished next time. Isn't this a waste of money?

Not bad, it's in the top five among the perfect fics I read 😁😁😁

The entire story of Shi Hao's Dog Licking talks about how the protagonist is not as good as Shi Hao. The quasi-immortal emperor was crushed to pieces and was overtaken by Shi Hao's latecomer. The dam battle was reduced to a supporting role, and the protagonist became a green leaf to set off Shi Hao.