Shrouding the Heavens: The Earthly Emperor

The younger brother who covers the sky? 666

I finally came across a Zhetian fanfic that suits my taste. Just use your realm to overwhelm others. If you want to be invincible at the same level, or pursue the ultimate realm, you can still beat your superiors. You ask them to defeat the mortal emperor, or the quasi-immortal emperor to defeat the immortal emperor. I'll give you the shit.

Author, please change the title of your book. I believe that many people have not opened this book because of your title. For example, I have come across your book no less than twenty times. Just because of the title, I have never opened it once. Emperor of the Earth, brother?

The original text only mentioned the Six Great Sages of Immortality What happened next Xianyi: half-step almighty, Xianjiu: great power, Xiansan: the king of Dao-killing, xian4: saint, xian5: king of saints, xianliu: great sage, quasi-emperor: fellow cultivators in the five secret realms, those who will become Taoists at the peak of the quasi-emperor when the five secret realms are completed, Great Emperor: the five secret realms are perfectly integrated into a cocoon and become a Tao embryo, one that can crush ten thousand people. The Tao is proved by the Dao Fruit of the Great Emperor, Red Dust Fairy: The origin of the life of the Great Emperor is transformed from life to life, and finally reaches the immortal state where time does not cut off his body, time does not wear off his spirit, the universe collapses but he is immortal, and transcends the limitations of the universe's Dao (combined with perfection, the sixth secret realm) I feel that the protagonist, the five secret realms in one, can directly cultivate to the Great Sage Immortal Platform to achieve perfect enlightenment.

The protagonist's character doesn't have a golden finger, and it's not like Ye Hei. There is an emperor behind him. Can't survive three episodes!

The first seven chapters are well written, but starting from the eighth chapter, there are all kinds of self-righteousness and lunacy, which is not funny enough, but makes it a bit disgusting. Why? You can read Chapter 8. Three days after the protagonist was initiated into a coma, the servant manager provided a young master like the protagonist with a pill similar to Bigu Pill that can quickly relieve hunger. As a result, the protagonist started to roar, feeling that the manager was looking down on him for not preparing big fish and meat for him. The protagonist was so angry that he didn't want to practice, so he wanted to take revenge on the servant manager. I was going to vomit. Don't you know that you can't suddenly overeat after being hungry for a long time? Don't tell me that the protagonist has started practicing cultivation, it's different. No matter how much you practice, will your knowledge of practice be as much as that of a manager who specializes in serving others? Also, the previous performance was mediocre, and the outlook of a normal earthling would be a little off-kilter at best, but as soon as he was accepted into the wall, he immediately became a villain by familiarity? Self-righteous, always willing to spend money, angry at others, rebellious, and vindictive. He learns so quickly! Is being the protagonist of this book so exciting?

Just like what a primary school student wrote 🙂

Now that he has reached the imperial realm, he is really a younger brother. He can suppress any supreme being and fight him, but he still has to show off. The god-lord of the quasi-emperor realm still has to rely on threats to force him to retreat. I am really convinced.

The description of combat power is a mess. He is defeated by a small villain in the same realm. The protagonist crosses the same realm to compete with the young holy body and the young emperor's thunder calamity. The battles go back and forth. The one with the emperor's wealth does not kill the enemy across several realms (unless the same emperor has the wealth of the emperor and the ancient prince fights in the same realm). The protagonist is unable to defeat Crocodile Ancestor, who is also a saint. Facing the same realm (it is just an early stage) Zhou Kun, who is in the later stage, cannot beat him. These two have no qualifications for the emperor at all. The protagonist is too rubbish and does not match the catastrophe he has survived. If it were Ye Fan or other young emperors and great sages, they would be able to fight with the second and third levels of quasi-emperors. Even if they enter the divine forbidden zone, they may kill their opponents. I don't see that the protagonist has any qualifications for the emperor. The description of the battle is also terrible, there is no sense of picture at all, and it is completely a piece of cakePeople

As expected of a younger brother, the protagonist of Super·Ultimate·Madonna, Niuhide🐮, a bunch of people wanted to kill you, why the hell did you let them go, and the protagonist also hinted to himself in various ways that I don't want to kill, I don't want to kill, I'm not ready to kill? ? ? ? The saint's cultivation has been thrown to the pigs? I'm embarrassed to say that I threw it on the dog. That's an insult to the Black Emperor.