The eras turn, all living beings perish, and even the mightiest rulers live no more than ten thousand years!
Jun Chuxia, the Supreme of the Ninth Heaven, set out to investigate the tribulation of reincarnation and the secret behind the annihilation of all life, and to glimpse the immortal path to eternal life. With indomitable resolve, he embarked on the road of reincarnation.
From then on, the Eighth Heaven, the Seventh Heaven, the Sixth Heaven... each left behind tales of the Undying Heavenly Emperor!
When he lived through his ninth life, Jun Chuxia opened his eyes to find that he had arrived at the First Heaven.
Martial arts, alchemy, artifact crafting, talismans, formations, body refinement, divine abilities, beast taming, puppetry...
In this life, Jun Chuxia vows to rekindle his legend as the Undying Heavenly Emperor, defy the Nine Heavens, uncover the secrets of reincarnation spanning the ages, and ascend to the supreme immortal path of eternal life!
Nine lives of reincarnation, the Emperor rules the Nine Heavens!
Isn't each character portrayed vividly? Su Muwan directly announced her name as soon as she appeared on the stage, without saying what she looked like or what her temperament was. Is this so boring?
I only wrote one section in a day, but I haven't written the other eight.
The start is shaky, what will happen next?
A nice novel, worth reading.
For a book that has no beginning and no end, your vote is in vain.
The first half is okay, but the second half is too chatty. Almost all the characters are talkative, especially the opponents who have to curse and ask endless questions and threats before they die. Almost all the characters are like sand, a bit similar to the style of storytellers when talking about old storytelling.
Ba Shafa decisively wrote a series of nonsense! If the author doesn't know the meaning of decisiveness, then he shouldn't write a book about decisiveness. Instead, write a pretentious book.
Okay, but there are too many narrations and a lot of explanations. Worth a look.