Players of the Heavens Online

Just a suggestion, please don't be too harsh, but could you please stop writing time-travel movies, TV shows, and martial arts novels? They're really boring. Creating a new world is something to look forward to!

That year, a powerful being dug up the Azure Emperor's tomb. Compared to the Demon Emperor, the Demon Emperor was under immense pressure. That year, the Azure Emperor unified the demon races of the Eastern Wilderness, achieving an immortal imperial legacy. Was that very difficult? That year, the Azure Emperor took away the Green Copper from the Central Plains.

Another one who's hyping up the novel "Covering the Sky". The Great Emperor is clearly at the pinnacle of humanity, not even a Daluo, yet he's supposed to be equal to a Primordial Saint. This Primordial Saint must be a nuclear bomb Saint!

I've received two monthly passes; I want to feature this post.

I just don't understand why so many people insist on trying to apply science to the world of cultivation and immortality. I don't know who started this trend, but it's really baffling. What is the essence of science? It's simply recognizing and utilizing laws to master rules. And then, everyone's in a world of immortals and immortals, and you insist on bringing out science.

I couldn't finish reading more than a few chapters. I really hate that kind of person who acts like everyone owes them something just because they have no talent—a picture of impotent rage! They're ambitious beyond measure, never looking at the bigger picture, always trying to climb the ladder step by step—that's the kind of personality I absolutely hate in real life! It's even more annoying than formulaic novels!

Ever since Pei Tugou's projection of the heavens appeared, other infinite flow novels seem to have a smaller scope and their power systems feel very chaotic!

The worldviews of *Covering the Sky* and *Perfect World* are the same. Huang only barely defeated the Corpse Immortal Emperor by using his incarnation of the "Transformation of Freedom" technique; the two were evenly matched. Later, Huang went to the Upper Heaven to fight and resurrect his family and friends, indicating that his fighting power there was at least that of a powerful figure, not at…

I've read up to chapter seven. He keeps emphasizing his lack of fear, then he's threatened into fighting in underground boxing matches. Few people enjoy novels where the protagonist is threatened; this is toxic, especially since it's introduced right at the beginning. The early chapters are already a dry setup, and then you add this toxic element.

What the hell? The story was about practicing boxing, and before we even got to the point, it was off to Hollywood, buying and selling antiques. There's no main plot at all, it's all a mess. I was getting really into it when you changed the channel!