Perfect World: at the Beginning, the Immortal King Will Defeat All Enemies

You always talk about the female protagonist, and the most annoying thing is the female protagonist. Nowadays, novels are like Chinese TV dramas where you want to fall in love everywhere, and the female protagonists are everywhere. It's like the plot can't go on without the woman.

After all, in the original work, except for the other descendants of the Immortal King and the magical skills of the Stone Clan, there is no detailed introduction. In the trilogy, to become a top powerhouse, you must have your own Tao, magical skills, and system realm. In particular, the quasi-immortal emperor cannot create his own cultivation system.

Flirting and flirting, just look at the catalog to find out.

Let's not talk about whether the Incomplete Immortal King Sutra is suitable for me or not. It's better to be able to perfectly display the Ten Evil Treasures when fighting against others at the same level.

The writing style is too average and I feel uncomfortable listening to the book.

The writing is really good, it's a perfect fanfic. I just have two suggestions. 1. Some sentences are very awkward and don't make sense. 2. It's okay to fall in love, but don't mess with Shi Hao's women. Yun Xi and Huo Ling'er are definitely not allowed to do it. Most readers of the fanfic are fans of the original Perfect work. Don't mess around if you don't want to ruin the fans' favor.

@Author, what method does the protagonist practice? Using the body as a seed is still an ancient method of immortality. Is there a female protagonist or is there a single female protagonist and multiple female protagonists?

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How can the Incomplete Immortal King settle everything? I wonder if the Ten Evil Methods are not better than the Incomplete Immortal King Method? There is also the Liu Shen Method, which is the Immortal King Method. If you are at a low level, no matter how awesome you are, you will not be able to exert its own destructive power.