Transmigrating Through the Heavens from Journey to the West

The world of Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf is utterly worthless, it's hilarious! Just those sheep with grass growing on their heads could build a time machine, not to mention the overpowered Big Big Wolf. You say it's worthless? That's ridiculous!

Why isn't there any hype surrounding cultivation novels? In older cultivation novels, the Nascent Soul stage could destroy a star, the Tribulation stage could destroy a universe, and then they could ascend to the Immortal Realm—but even that was impossible. Above that was the God Realm, and above that, a whole bunch of other worlds. Compared to cultivation novels, *Covering the Sky* is nothing.

The sky was immediately covered. Why is it said that the "Primordial Era" genre has consistently raised its ceiling since its inception, a view widely accepted? It's because this genre inherits and develops upon ancient Chinese novels and the gods established over thousands of years.

This book is good; the descriptions of the Great Luo Immortal are quite impressive, and the realms below the Immortal Realm aren't too complicated. I once read a novel where you couldn't fly unless you became an immortal. 😁

Speechless. The first few worlds were a bit confusing, and then Shrouding the Heavens is just as baffling. The Great Emperors of Shrouding the Heavens are actually inferior to the True Immortals of the Primordial Era. The Immortal Kings, who can create their own worlds, are merely Celestial Immortals.

In Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang traveled from the Southern Continent to the West, taking 7 or 8 years. Your "prehistoric world" is truly vast, tsk tsk tsk. Comparing it to "Covering the Sky"? What are you even comparing? It's just that whatever the author says is strong, is strong, right? Anyway, whether it's Journey to the West or anything else, there are too many plot holes; I can't stand it anymore, so I'm leaving.

First level: Wuxia (martial arts) fantasy, where nuclear bombs can harm even saints! The second level is the primordial world of immortals and heroes, where saints can destroy stars and devour stellar ones! The third level, the extraordinary and primordial realm, where even a saint can destroy the universe!

I'm suddenly realizing how terrifying this is. The comments below are almost entirely praising "Covering the Sky" (遮天), it feels like they're going to dominate all the book reviews on Qidian.com. Terrifying, terrifying, fandom-controlled comments! 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

Everywhere you go, you see people praising the Primordial Era. In novels about the myriad realms, whenever the Primordial Era is mentioned, it's touted as the highest level world. If any other world surpasses the Primordial Era, the author is criticized, and some even claim the Primordial Era is the origin of all worlds, with other worlds merely evolving from its fragmented state.

It's very well written! The transmigration and system aspects are mostly undetectable to sages; it's normal for them to be discovered. The cultivation levels in *Covering the Sky* are also well-written. The Great Emperors, after all, are at the peak of humanity, not immortals.