Is It Wrong to Enjoy All the Love in the World of Cultivation?

To be honest, the theme is quite common in harem novels, with multiple storylines. However, harem novels have a fatal weakness: the ending. Although the story seems to be limited to the early stages according to the author's ideas, I can foresee a lot of heavy embellishment needed later on, because the main framework of the opening often sets the tone for the entire novel. First, I have a certain prejudice against the male protagonist: indecisive and lacking in thought. Of course, this might be necessary for the plot, but the emphasis on it is somewhat unpleasant. When the plot progresses to battles, he clearly knows his shortcomings but still allows himself to control the heroines. I personally feel that the male protagonist's feelings for the heroines...

Seeing the title "Immortal" and then the book title, I thought it was about dividing immortals into five parts, but after reading it—emm… One last question: Do you have a knife? Do you have stomach medicine?

Fu Hua, the immortal, possesses boundless magical power. She can cleave the heavens with a single inch of force, even with a flat surface in the land!

Immortal Fu Hua possesses boundless magical power; every punch lands squarely, and her inch-force can cleave the heavens.

I came as soon as I saw Fu Hua.

How many people were attracted by the immortals?

The author really loves this book. If you have some free time and are bored, come and read it. I'm sure there are others who like it as much as I do.

Well, for the sake of certain readers, the author will update five times a day until catching up with the progress, and then one time a day until the deletion is complete, after which updates will be regular double or triple.

I'm asking for subscriptions, monthly tickets, and donations in June. I hope everyone will support me; I'm getting a nervous breakdown from writing (just kidding).

Huh? Is this cover an immortal?