As everyone can see, this book has already entered its final stretch.
The protagonist will ascend directly to the Immortal Realm, and that will be the end of the novel. I won't be writing an Immortal Realm arc.
At most, there will be five or six more chapters, and then this book will be complete.
In Eternal Life, the most exciting part was Fang Han fighting for his life in the lower realm. Once he reached the Immortal Realm, the story began to lose its appeal.
In Mortal Cultivation, the Mortal Realm and Spirit Realm arcs were written the best. As for the Immortal Realm arc, it was like attaching a dog's tail to a sable coat.
In Perfect, the story should have ended when Shi Ritian ascended to the Heavenly World. Continuing to write about how Shi Hao struggled in the Heavenly World and battled his enemies was just stacking boxes inside boxes.
The old book is coming to an end, and the new one has already been uploaded. Its title is "First Emperor, I Really Want to Live Another Five Hundred Years."
Synopsis:
At the end of the Warring States period, Bai Qi was forced to take his own life, King Zhaoxiang of Qin was growing feeble with age, Qin Yiren was rushing about tirelessly, Lü Buwei was brimming with ambition, and Xunzi was lecturing.
In Zhao Kingdom, the future Qin Shi Huang was being beaten up!
The transmigrator's journey ended in failure, but Qin Shi Huang obtained the transmigrator's memories. In the future, would there still be Epang Palace, the Great Wall, and the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor? Would the Ancestor Dragon still die, causing the land to split apart?
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