The Greatest Transmigration in History

It's been many years, and this was the first multiverse-themed novel I ever read, which is why I fell in love with this genre. It's a pity the author is a terrible writer. 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Damn, I read this book in high school, which is seven or eight years ago. How come people are still tipping Silver Alliance members to make up for the lost tickets?

Are the Great Emperors in *Covering the Sky* on the same level as the Primordial Golden Immortals in the Great Wilderness? Damn, that's disgusting. It's clearly a low-dimensional Primordial World. High-level Primordial World cultivators with explosive combat power can destroy a star system, comparable to the Great Emperors in *Covering the Sky*. As for Immortal Emperors, even the Great Luo Golden Immortals in high-level Primordial Worlds could easily crush them.

Haha, the power system has absolutely no logic. Earlier, the protagonist, before becoming an immortal, relied on his merits to fight a quasi-saint and only suffered serious injuries, even losing all his merits. Later, even as a Great Luo Immortal, he fought a quasi-immortal to a standstill for a long time without killing him. And even more absurdly, a full-force attack comparable to a quasi-saint couldn't kill a cultivator who hadn't become an immortal.

This book is one I've been longing to read. I read it several years ago, and I was extremely disappointed when it was cancelled. I read The Strongest Summoner before, but this one is so annoying. Why didn't they write it?

Does anyone read this book? It's best not to subscribe, because it's been cut off by Qidian.

I only read the Condor Heroes arc. The protagonist gave away the Pure Yang True Technique, which could be cultivated to the level of Hunyuan Daluo Jinxian, to Huang Yaoshi and Yang Guo. When Guo Fu humiliated him, he generously let her go. He even respected the useless Da Wu and Xiao Wu. He also gave Guo Jing the True Technique and helped Guo Jing guard Xiangyang. When Guo Fu caused trouble again, the protagonist generously let her go again!

First, the issue of cultivation advancement: Although I know that cultivation level is very important when transmigrating continuously, isn't it a bit too much for the protagonist to achieve the Golden Core stage in just one year? Even if he has pills and spiritual objects, his foundation should still be problematic. I hope the protagonist can hone his magical power and strengthen his foundation.

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I recently caught up on The Ultimate Reincarnation, but I still don't understand what happened to Yang Xiao.