King of the Sovereigns

The first seven hundred or so chapters are very interesting, and a score of 9.2 Is not an exaggeration. After more than 700 chapters, the main character was reborn in the body, and his sense of perception plummeted. The protagonist had to re-train in both martial arts and physical training. It felt like everything written in the following was just a paraphrase, and the plot was repeated over and over again. The most uncomfortable thing is that the main character used someone else's body to have sex with the woman he loved. I just want to ask, who does the child who is not related by blood belong to? Don't blame me for making bad reviews. If there wasn't a plot about seizing one's body and being reborn, I would still support you.

The ending was written too hastily.

It's a good read. This is the second novel about cultivating immortals that I have read. It took me a month to read it. I was very fascinated by it. I support it.

This is an older novel that I have read. It is a classic.

Very happy to hear

Good

Worth reading

After 700 was not written by a single person. The heaven-defying sect's secret civilization and the fusion of skills and bloodline reproduction are the failure of this book.

One of the few that I can finish watching, very interesting and in-depth

Very good, very good