Starting in The Outcast as a Spirit Medium to Become an Immortal, but I'm a Stand User

Forget about being too strong, as long as you can't beat the Celestial Master, that's fine. This kind of fanfiction is the most disgusting thing.

The pinnacle of fanfiction: Marvel's Ancient One, Panda's Master Oogway, and One Piece's Old Master. No matter how strong the protagonist is, once they enter these three worlds, they'll all be dealt with decisively.

I'm really curious how the protagonist will manage in his one-man world. After all, there's a difference between having killed someone and not having killed someone, and between being an emperor and not being an emperor. Also, I remember there's this concept of "luck" in the game, right? Are you sure a few beastly immortals can suppress the luck of an emperor? What if they go back and die after just one worship?

I don't know why so many people write about this one character. How to put it? When you try to refute it, they say it's a well-designed plot, that he's born with innate Qi. Even with a perfect plot, he'd be dead in a single bullet. In Dragon Ball, young Goku probably only had a power level of around 10 when he first appeared. Bulma emptied her gun, and he only felt pain.

Does the Seven Killings Order of Gods and Demons completely outclass the Eight Extraordinary Techniques?

Seeing JoJo's Bizarre Adventure fanfiction makes me wonder if the main character will awaken their Stand or develop their own unique abilities, since both the character and their Stand have the potential to grow.

The stand-in should be more like the virgin's fate in the movie "Ichiban Keigo" (or "Ichiban

The story has a complete structure and the characters are well-developed and watchable. Overall, it's almost an invincible story, so there's not much pressure. However, the author's writing is somewhat bland and lacks grand scenes. It also has its own distinct ideas, focusing on shamanistic practices and the social dynamics of Northeast China, occasionally indulging in didacticism. It's a different kind of writing style, expressing something of its own.

A shaman doesn't actually become an immortal through shamanic practice. Shamanic practice merely creates a vessel; it's impossible for them to achieve immortality.

I haven't watched Bad Guys yet. If Bad Guys ends, someone kick me!