I Really Am an Immortal Emperor

Okay, I'll be updating regularly again in a few days. This volume will be free; I'm too embarrassed to ask for VIP chapters.

I'm such an idiot, I clicked too fast and forgot to uncheck the VIP chapter option, now this chapter is paid.

Unlike some novels where the protagonist is already invincible but only returns for the female lead, spending his time mindlessly showing off, this novel vividly portrays the protagonist's love for the female lead during the entrance exam for the Black and White Academy. The female lead achieves her dream independently, and the protagonist merely provides support. It doesn't feel like the protagonist is fulfilling her dream while she cheers him on from behind. Otherwise, it feels like the protagonist is achieving his own dream, rather than the protagonist replacing the female lead and her being merely an accessory. Finally, I really enjoyed this book and hope the author will continue to...

It's incredibly well-written and a very enjoyable read; you won't regret buying it. The pacing is fast, there are no major flaws, and no ridiculous plot points. It's an excellent example of an invincible protagonist's development. Although I'll describe one issue in detail below, that's just my personal opinion, and the length is for clarity. The work itself is excellent! I'll just mention one small issue. The female protagonist, Su Ming, was originally unable to cultivate, and therefore knew nothing about the world of cultivation; she only knew how to gaze at the stars. Generally, people's understanding of power far exceeding their own level is vague. Su Ming, because she was originally unable to cultivate, suddenly...

The male protagonist is portrayed as a demon king, but he comes across more as a simp in the story. Although the male and female leads have mutual feelings, it's quite irritating to watch. The group that appears at the end of the first volume, and the organization "Qingye," might appear as villains. I hope there are fewer brainless villains, and even if they do appear, I hope they disappear cleanly and decisively. That kind of half-dead, half-alive character is really annoying, and that's how I feel about the second volume so far. I imagined some things based on the dialogue at the beginning of the second volume, and after reading it, I found that my guesses were pretty much correct. The villain, as one of the top combatants in a small world, hasn't shown any real power...

This is my second book review. I first came across this book because of its invincible face-slapping trope, and it certainly lived up to that expectation, writing that part of the story well. It's very enjoyable to read. The male lead frequently displays his strength, instantly defeating anyone he dislikes. He even fought his way to the position of Immortal Emperor, which I really love. The entire book describes the male lead's killing spree (I must say, the Immortal Emperor's methods are truly numerous). There's no scheming or intrigue, only battles—I love this style! The male lead's feelings for the female lead are undoubtedly genuine, but the development of their romance is too subtle. The main plot revolves around supporting the female lead's growth and helping the saintly-hearted female lead understand the cruelty of the world...

It's been two weeks already, I guess we'll see each other again next year. On the bright side, at least it'll be free from now on, right?

As long as we keep going, even if it's slow, it doesn't matter.

Please update soon, Pigeon! I'll subscribe to the entire series whenever you finish (I'm terrified of other authors abandoning their stories).

I burst into tears when the zombie suddenly came back to life.