Black Emperor Legend

Li Huailin, a social animal, died suddenly at his overtime work station, but when he opened his eyes, he became a little black dog on the top of Mount Tai. When the plot of "Shading the Sky" unfolded in his mind, he carried the skin of the "Black Emperor" and started a counterattack from a stray dog ​​on the earth to a deceitful god in the fairyland: using broken stones to deceive the source crystal in Beidou, stealing spiritual wine to trap Duan De in the Starry Sky Ancient Road, and using the "Fake Inheritance of Wu Shi Pai" to fool the immortals in the fairyland. This black emperor is extraordinary: he touches Ye Fan with a compressed biscuit in his mouth, and the scratches on his claws can attract the shadow of Wu Shizhong. When he is deceiving and abducting, he often makes golden sentences - "Wow! You immortal soldiers, are you qualified to block the way of this emperor?" From tricking an old lunatic into giving him a chance, to confronting the Dark Immortal Emperor to protect Ye Fan, he turned "cheating" into an art form: pretending to smell the demonic energy of his innate spiritual roots to deceive the Immortal Crystal, drawing the wrong Dao pattern and being struck by lightning and retorting to "test the way of heaven". When the rift in the world opened, the Black Emperor led the Dog Gang to cause trouble across borders: he stole Shi Hao's supreme bone fragments in the perfect world, and was chased across the wasteland by Xiaota; he pointed the wrong way to the Holy Ruins on the earth, and asked Chu Feng to dig up scrap metal to steal the energy core. After merging the energy of many worlds, his claws tore apart space, and his imperial power shook the heavens. He finally established the "Zhutian Pit and Abduction Headquarters" in the Immortal Realm, leaving behind the legend that "wherever there is a world, there must be a Black Emperor's Pit." This is an absurd epic about the counterattack of social animals: from the earth to the fairyland, from a puppy to the emperor, the Black Emperor interprets the "peak of dog life" with his mouth and claws - he deceived the saints and emperors, deceived the gods and beasts, protected the brothers and dog gangs, and finally lived a more wonderful "dog-like" life than humans. When he stood in front of the rift in the world, he uttered