Shrouding the Heavens: The Supreme Heavenly Emperor

A brief discussion on the death of the Emperor's son. When discussing the death of the emperor's son, the book often says that the emperor's son died because he had resources but lacked the moral compass. The book also mentions an invincible Dao heart, which is more important than aptitude.

Even if this book can maintain a stable update schedule of one chapter per day, it could become one of the best *Covering the Sky* fanfictions on Qidian, and might even be able to be removed from that list.

First of all, I want to apologize to everyone. The previous updates were truly due to unforeseen circumstances. A lot happened in my life—work, personal matters, and other trivial matters—making the hiatus unavoidable. I didn't even know when I would resume updates, so I didn't dare to make any promises. But one thing is certain: I really love this book, I really love The Child of God.

I've read so many novels like *Covering the Sky* where, regardless of whether the characters are human or not, the Jade Pool Assembly always seems to favor the human race. It's so ridiculous. You've already transmigrated and your race has changed, why are you still biased towards the human race? Would it kill you to just stand by and watch instead of targeting them?

I'm only interested in twins, whether they're comparable to innate sacred bodies or Dao fetuses, I don't know, but they're definitely more interesting 😁. Also, I feel the Dragon Girl in the original story is too much of a decorative figure; even as a quasi-emperor, she's still constantly yelling and crying while ringing her bell looking for her father—she has the potential to be a naive and innocent character.

I just want to know, will Ye Fan die later? And what will happen to the Immortal Emperor and the protagonist?

Actually, I think Himeko's death is insignificant, from the protagonist's perspective. I think the author wrote realistically; the protagonist didn't do anything wrong. If it were a life-or-death struggle for the throne, would you, the readers, show mercy? If you're afraid to kill those vying for the throne, then don't embark on that path, because such a person will never become emperor.

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First-tier ordinary genius Second Tier: Holy Son Level Third Tier: Ordinary Youth Supreme Fourth Tier: Imperial Sons (Some powerful young supreme beings) The fifth tier – the young Heavenly Emperor – could be said to possess the potential to become an immortal.

The killings are ultimately for the benefit of one's own people. The ultimate solution to the conflict is coexistence among all races, not allowing the ancient races to act recklessly. The protagonist cannot side with the human race, nor can he clean up the mess left by the ancient races' self-destructive actions. The protagonist must distinguish between primary and secondary roles.