Zhang Ziyang came from the world of Shrouding the Heavens. He traverses countless worlds, leaving behind a host of legends!
In The Outcast, he inherits the legacy of the Celestial Master!
In the world of Candle in the Tomb, he becomes a tomb-raiding legend!
In the world of zombies, he passes down Maoshan magic!
In the world of the Gods and Demons of the Three Kingdoms, he becomes the supreme Human Emperor!
In the world of Sword and Fairy, he restores the dignity of the Heavenly Court and reigns over the eight directions!
In the world of Journey to the West, he becomes an immortal and an ancestor, living in carefree freedom!
In the Primordial World, he divides the world and spreads the Dao throughout the land!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Zhetian and Yiren are not at the same level at all. You tell me that a quasi-emperor of Zhetian went to practice Yiren, and what did he do for eighteen years?
The writing is good and the setting is great, but it would have been better if I had not traveled through the sky. You are the supreme being on earth, destroying the existence of the galaxy, and cultivating the laws of the lower world. You tell me that the world is different, and it is okay to have physical problems. After all, people in the world of dragons and snakes were created by Yuanshi. It doesn't matter that the human constitutions of different worlds are different. But you have come here, don't cultivate it, and cultivate something with no upper limit. Hey, there is really nothing to say.
Oh my gosh, has the protagonist suffered a dimensionality reduction blow since he came back from Zhetian?
Quasi-Emperor of the Zhetian World, you told me to cultivate Qi in one person, are you funny?
The priorities are reversed. If you want to write about those worlds, please sort out the priorities first!
Is the quasi-emperor who comes from the sky so weak?
The world of Zhetian is on the same level as the Great Desolate. If you read them all, it should be set at the quasi-emperor half-heaven level and the Immortal King and Saint level, but the rules and settings are different. One is to cultivate immortals (higher vitality). To cultivate immortals, you need to reach Daluo to be immortal under normal circumstances.
Well, by the way, I've never seen Zhe Tian, who came down for one person... Then the quasi-emperor should be considered very high-end, right? Does the world of Zhetian have no mental requirements at all, as long as the energy is in place? Even if there is no need to cultivate one's mind in the original world, why is it still like this after staying in Longhu Mountain for so many years? Why don't you read Taoist scriptures and practice? The protagonist doesn't seem to be able to control his own mind. He really doesn't look like a Taoist priest, let alone a strong man. Am I mistaken? The protagonist's heart is broken by being beaten?
The author may have misunderstood the method of covering the sky. The most important thing for those who are successful in the method of covering the sky is persistence. That is, the heart of the road is firm. The sky can make mistakes. The earth can make mistakes. I will never be wrong.
Doesn't the Ninth Secret mean that all those who are facing a battle will move forward in groups?