The Transmigrating Immortal

I have read a lot of novels set in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and I have always wanted to complain. Although the protagonist has achieved so-called unprecedented cultivation, and can fly up and change maps in a day, the layout is still so petty. Often, after tossing around in the domestic martial arts, assassinating historical figures such as princes, he has to run away, which is not grand at all. Is there any novel in which the protagonist is invincible, acts unscrupulously, and conquers the countries of Japan and Southeast Asia with majestic power, and then makes the Western powers bow to him? It is best for the protagonist to fight against the army, control the political power, carry out various dimensionality reduction attacks, use the power of the world to discuss the orthodoxy, call himself the ancestor, change the world structure, and finally rise to the top under the attention of the world. I don't dare to think how good it is. Many people talk about the rebirth of the Immortal King...? The most relevant book is called "History Crusher". The protagonist possesses extraordinary military power and establishes hegemony in different histories. It begins in the late Ming Dynasty, as Chongzhen rises from the dead and sweeps the world. All in all, it is a very classic and refreshing article, worth reading. The shortcomings of "History Crusher" are in the later stage. The routine of repeated time travel is a bit tired, the description of other places is insufficient, and the characters are also a bit stereotyped. So what I hope is to shorten the length, focus the story on a certain period of history, such as the Republic of China period, and write more about the background of the era, the historical changes brought about by the protagonist, the improvement of people's livelihood, and the changes in the international situation as adjustments (referring to the level of "Bringing the Internet Cafe Back to 1950"), it will be a great high-quality novel.

Obviously traveling through different worlds to find a way to eternal life is a complete main line. You have to go back to reality to find merit, and then you have no spiritual energy, so you have to go to other worlds to gain spiritual energy. From seeking Taoism to simply seeking spiritual energy.

Can you write a book? I haven't seen the protagonist poop until now. Doesn't the protagonist not poop?

How many nicknames do eunuchs have? I saw several people called eunuchs. The key is that they all wrote eunuchs. Are they all his nicknames?

I really can't imagine a Taoist priest with braids.

I can't even write about Qing Gou. Do I have to find a golden man's skin to stick it on?

Although he is always sluggish in the later stage, he has to admit that he is the God of War in the early stage.

No one can be found now🤭

Don't panic, everyone, these are the author's basic operations. This type is more popular, so he writes this type. Even if Eunuch re-opens a book of this type, people will still read it. What can be done?

This is an online spiritual Qi immortality novel covered in the skin of a classical immortality cultivator. I mentioned earlier that I am a classical immortal and not the immortal in the online novel. However, the setting is that the spiritual energy is gone. If we really follow the classical Taoist worldview of immortality cultivation, everything in the world is composed of Qi (qi) and it will not increase or decrease. These two worldviews are not the same. When put together, they look very fragmented and unreasonable. Reality does not need logic, but the novel does because it is for people to read.